Odds of another 0 for 72?
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Odds of another 0 for 72?
Labor day is approaching, and with the latest sales numbers, I am staying optomistic. How likely do ya'll think it will be to see another offer like that of last year?
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I was at my local ford dealership and it seemed like they had more than a few 07's in stock, so my guess is Yes!! Last years zero for 60 ended
sept 5.
I don't remember when that started do you?
sept 5.
I don't remember when that started do you?
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If I had to bet money on it, I'd say its 30-70 against. But it all depends. We only have 5 Mustangs left (one being a GT), but I know some places have ALOT left. This month will tell the tail.
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i couldn't find one last year during the 0 for 72 deal, but i'll go looking again if they offer it.
i had to deal with some real c*cksmokers at the dealerships too...
i had to deal with some real c*cksmokers at the dealerships too...
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i scoped out a few dealerships today and found a few cars i would take under the 0/72 months. now i just have to wait for the offer to actually come out lol...fingers crossed.
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I think the 0% for 72 months only lasted about a week last year, and in my area it wasn't well advertised. I remember only seeing the commerical once on local television and thanks to the magic of Direct DVR I was able to rewind the commercial to make sure I was hearing and watching correctly what was being displayed in front of me. That same night (Thursday August 24th) I went to the Ford dealership not even 5 minutes from my house, walked straight into the dealership and said I want a Mustang.
Okay it didn't go exactly like that but I did go to the Ford dealership after the commercial aired and walked out with my 2006 about 90 minutes later. I was the first person asking about the 0% for 72 months deal (apparently it had started that Monday but not many customers were that informed). The only downside is that when you're shopping for a car that's on sale, you're options are limited on the make, color, options that you really want on a vehicle. I was pretty lucky to get my v6 premium fully loaded (minus ABS/TRAC, Pony Package, and Side Airbags). The color would have been different if I had a choice but the Satin Silver is starting to grow on me, more and more everyday.
I would say the odds of another 0% for 72 are kind of slim. I think 0% for 36 months is the best we'll see this time around. I could be wrong but hey if Ford does another 0% for 72 months, I would strongly consider trading in the '03 Mustang I picked up last week for '07 v6 Mustang. Sure I'll take a hit but it would be worth it in my opinion.
Okay it didn't go exactly like that but I did go to the Ford dealership after the commercial aired and walked out with my 2006 about 90 minutes later. I was the first person asking about the 0% for 72 months deal (apparently it had started that Monday but not many customers were that informed). The only downside is that when you're shopping for a car that's on sale, you're options are limited on the make, color, options that you really want on a vehicle. I was pretty lucky to get my v6 premium fully loaded (minus ABS/TRAC, Pony Package, and Side Airbags). The color would have been different if I had a choice but the Satin Silver is starting to grow on me, more and more everyday.
I would say the odds of another 0% for 72 are kind of slim. I think 0% for 36 months is the best we'll see this time around. I could be wrong but hey if Ford does another 0% for 72 months, I would strongly consider trading in the '03 Mustang I picked up last week for '07 v6 Mustang. Sure I'll take a hit but it would be worth it in my opinion.
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I think with the 2006 you have to find a dealer that just wants the stock off their lot and are willing to cut you a price. Like I said, my friend got lucky with the Cobalt because he knew how long it sat on their lot, knew it was a hard sell for them and was able to negotiate a price far below what I'm sure the dealership wanted to sell it for.
I think it does stand to reason that you could get a better deal on 2006 than a 2007. Although I'm not a dealer or work in the business I'm sure someone with that kind of experience can give you a better answer.
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If Ford is offering rebates on the 2006 you might be able to get something a little extra. I think it really depends on the dealer and how bad they want the 2006 stock off their lot. Take for instance a friend of mine picked up a 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt SS (yellow, with a 5 speed...which is a hard sell) for $16,700 (MSRP was $21,200) because the car had sat on the dealers lot for close to 2 years and they wanted it gone. Plus he was well informed to know that Chevrolet (briefly) offered 0% for 72 months on all left over 2006 stock so he got a pretty sweet deal on it.
I think with the 2006 you have to find a dealer that just wants the stock off their lot and are willing to cut you a price. Like I said, my friend got lucky with the Cobalt because he knew how long it sat on their lot, knew it was a hard sell for them and was able to negotiate a price far below what I'm sure the dealership wanted to sell it for.
I think it does stand to reason that you could get a better deal on 2006 than a 2007. Although I'm not a dealer or work in the business I'm sure someone with that kind of experience can give you a better answer.
I think with the 2006 you have to find a dealer that just wants the stock off their lot and are willing to cut you a price. Like I said, my friend got lucky with the Cobalt because he knew how long it sat on their lot, knew it was a hard sell for them and was able to negotiate a price far below what I'm sure the dealership wanted to sell it for.
I think it does stand to reason that you could get a better deal on 2006 than a 2007. Although I'm not a dealer or work in the business I'm sure someone with that kind of experience can give you a better answer.
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There is no 'rebate' or special financing on an 06. 06's received their final pay incentives(rebates credited to the dealer in full) a long time ago and are now financed as used vehicles, although new car warranties apply.
We have very few 07-anythings anymore. In mustangs, just a handfull of V6's, all GT's are gone. I have one 06 500 and one 06 ranger, and a couple 650+ work trucks, and we keep a 1000+ new car inventory....
duh, I didn't see the post right above me by Jeff....
We have very few 07-anythings anymore. In mustangs, just a handfull of V6's, all GT's are gone. I have one 06 500 and one 06 ranger, and a couple 650+ work trucks, and we keep a 1000+ new car inventory....
duh, I didn't see the post right above me by Jeff....
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I was a day or two late last Labor Day, when Ford had 0% for 72. I was unable to purchase a GT. They were either all sold, or the Dealership wouldn't make a trade with my Dealership. There are very few 07 GT's left in my area. Dealerships are starting to get flooded with 08's.
Two weeks ago, I asked my salesman to find a Black/Black/5-speed manual/18 inch/Premium and he said it would take him a few days to locate one.
I think the odds are getting pretty slim right now, if I ask him to find me one today. He does have a very nice Red Premium on his lot.
I am on the fence right now. Should I buy one today? Should I wait for 0% for 72? Should I wait till next year?
Two weeks ago, I asked my salesman to find a Black/Black/5-speed manual/18 inch/Premium and he said it would take him a few days to locate one.
I think the odds are getting pretty slim right now, if I ask him to find me one today. He does have a very nice Red Premium on his lot.
I am on the fence right now. Should I buy one today? Should I wait for 0% for 72? Should I wait till next year?
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I was a day or two late last Labor Day, when Ford had 0% for 72. I was unable to purchase a GT. They were either all sold, or the Dealership wouldn't make a trade with my Dealership. There are very few 07 GT's left in my area. Dealerships are starting to get flooded with 08's.
I am on the fence right now. Should I buy one today? Should I wait for 0% for 72? Should I wait till next year?
I am on the fence right now. Should I buy one today? Should I wait for 0% for 72? Should I wait till next year?
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I was a day or two late last Labor Day, when Ford had 0% for 72. I was unable to purchase a GT. They were either all sold, or the Dealership wouldn't make a trade with my Dealership. There are very few 07 GT's left in my area. Dealerships are starting to get flooded with 08's.
Two weeks ago, I asked my salesman to find a Black/Black/5-speed manual/18 inch/Premium and he said it would take him a few days to locate one.
I think the odds are getting pretty slim right now, if I ask him to find me one today. He does have a very nice Red Premium on his lot.
I am on the fence right now. Should I buy one today? Should I wait for 0% for 72? Should I wait till next year?
Two weeks ago, I asked my salesman to find a Black/Black/5-speed manual/18 inch/Premium and he said it would take him a few days to locate one.
I think the odds are getting pretty slim right now, if I ask him to find me one today. He does have a very nice Red Premium on his lot.
I am on the fence right now. Should I buy one today? Should I wait for 0% for 72? Should I wait till next year?
i saw the invoice and i'm paying $200 above invoice. it looks like the car has been on the lot for awhile and they want to get rid of it. fine with me as i'm getting a good deal and there isn't anything wrong with the car.
with incentives i'm getting a $30 lower payment. i'm going to finish the paperwork tonight...pics forthcoming.
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