xxrequiemxx
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Well - I would say if Ford was offering 0% financing you would of been better off just not putting any money down and pay it off before finance kicked in... If they werent, then thats the route.
Is your car paid for?
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Well - I would say if Ford was offering 0% financing you would of been better off just not putting any money down and pay it off before finance kicked in... If they werent, then thats the route.
NotQuik
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I'm just south of you...i'm in cocoa. I'm on Brevard mustangs.com and Unitedstangs.com which seems to be a nice group of people.
cave diver
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FWIW, 0% financing is always in lieu of all other rebates and promotional discounts. Cash is just about always cheaper than 0% financing (provided you have the cash).
cave diver
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I'm on the Gulf coast in Citrus County about 1-1/2 hours from both Tampa and Orlando. We have a Mustang club here (Nature Coast Mustangs) that is pretty active but I'm usually cave diving on weekends so I don't get to attend too many of their activities.
xtweakerx
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darien87
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That is true, but not so much anymore. With how bad car sales are right now some dealers/makers are offering both.
I took the 0% for 72 months when I got mine at the end of '06
NotQuik
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What no Love for me!??!
I'm in FL!!
PALM BEACH COUNTY!!! SON!!!!!!!!
your WAY down there
NastyStang113
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Sogwap55
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GOLDENPONY
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Paid Off
My 2006 GT convertible is the first car I ever ordered. I retired after 32 years with General Electric, took a chunk out of my 401K. Wrote a big check. 100% down and no easy payments. It was my retirement present to myself.
My 2006 GT convertible is the first car I ever ordered. I retired after 32 years with General Electric, took a chunk out of my 401K. Wrote a big check. 100% down and no easy payments. It was my retirement present to myself.
mrv8outboard
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Nice gift
Golden, very nice, enjoy retirement.
My 2006 GT convertible is the first car I ever ordered. I retired after 32 years with General Electric, took a chunk out of my 401K. Wrote a big check. 100% down and no easy payments. It was my retirement present to myself.
Golden, very nice, enjoy retirement.
Paid cash for mine, clear title. However, I'm looking towards retirement but I also took a hit on my brokerage account so the mods have stopped. Anyway, my car is pretty much where I want it as far as mods. In general, I do need to curb my spending.
So the economy had an effect on me. I'm telling folks the word economy is the most commonly used word nowadays. The correct word to use is depression, and we're in a full blown one.
So the economy had an effect on me. I'm telling folks the word economy is the most commonly used word nowadays. The correct word to use is depression, and we're in a full blown one.
TBrad
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You don't want to hear my story. You guys are all way better off than me. I have a 2008 GT coupe, just over a year old, with 5,800 miles on it, and garaged all winter.
Because I rolled my previous loan into this one I still owe something like $34k on my loan. 5 years still to go. If I get laid off this year and don't find another job I'm screwed, the car will have to go back, and I will be entering a world of hurt.
That's why I never put any mods on my car I can't remove again and sell separately. All I did so far was to fit a Steeda CAI and 93 octane tune plus a Hurst short shifter and a set of Ford Racing GTA mufflers. There will be no more modding until the economic situation improves.
I know, it's my fault, but I know I ain't the only one out there in this position.
Because I rolled my previous loan into this one I still owe something like $34k on my loan. 5 years still to go. If I get laid off this year and don't find another job I'm screwed, the car will have to go back, and I will be entering a world of hurt.
That's why I never put any mods on my car I can't remove again and sell separately. All I did so far was to fit a Steeda CAI and 93 octane tune plus a Hurst short shifter and a set of Ford Racing GTA mufflers. There will be no more modding until the economic situation improves.
I know, it's my fault, but I know I ain't the only one out there in this position.
