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nyyankee

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Anyone know the best interest rate Ford credit is giving on the Mustang.
 

bigcat

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it all depends on the entire structure of the deal....which tier you fall into
 
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go to fords website...... they should have someting or call a dealer
 
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Here in canada they offered me 4.9 percent for 3 years, 5,9 for 4 years and 6.9 for 5 years.
 

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I went through my bank to get a better interest rate
 

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bigcat said:
it all depends on the entire structure of the deal....which tier you fall into
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Yep, and then the dealer adds % points on for themselves. It sucks that you can't work with Ford Credit DIRECTLY, instead you have to play stupid games. I will not use Ford Credit because of this.
 
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stanmckinney

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Your own bank is usually much better.
 
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Yes, if you can use your own bank or credit union you'll almost always do better - unless there's a great promotional rate through Ford. Unfortunately, there are no promotional rates on the Mustang right now, so you're probably best off to arrange your own financing - the dealer will just try to make money on this part of the deal too...
 

bleedingvayneAD

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Yeah, like I said above, I think I ended up getting a 5.5% rate for 5 years, which is really really good.
 

Powerforce

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PolkThug said:
Yep, and then the dealer adds % points on for themselves. It sucks that you can't work with Ford Credit DIRECTLY, instead you have to play stupid games. I will not use Ford Credit because of this.
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If your dealer is doing that it is time to find a new dealer. My saleman will search Ford Credit and local banks for the best rate. He usually does as good if not better than my credit union.
 

1meanZ

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Ford Credit's best rate for 60 mo was 6.9%. I went elsewhere for well under 6%.
 
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