2011 F250 0% Financing

[THEPILL]

Thought I would pass on this information..Saw it last night in a commercial.

Nice!

2011 Ford Super Duty | View Current Incentives & Offers | Ford.com

Shane

[Airslide]

Makes it pretty tempting to trade in that 17 year old truck...

[THEPILL]

I think it MIght be Texas only....be sure to put in your zip code to see if it applies.

I believe if your gonna keep it a long time, then it's a great deal for some.

Just trying to help.

No, I don't work for Ford, just saw it on a local commercial and thought I'd see if it real, or was I dreaming.

Shane

[Silverwanabe]

They have it for NC also.

0% from 36,48,60 and 72 months thru 4-4-11


Bet you need a high credit score

[4RXLA]

Not in California...2.9% for 36 months up to 6.9% for 72 months.

[JFScheck]

For Maryland - my Navy Federal (up yo five years) at 1.99% still can't be beat...

Why 0.0% for some states and lowest of 4.9% for others?

[steverino]

Originally Posted by dougsale

Not in California...2.9% for 36 months up to 6.9% for 72 months.

that blows it for me... guess I'll keep my 2010

[Splitrock]

I was trained by Robert J. Lifton and Carl Sagan in flips and flops.

The debt holder is my partner. Who do I want to be in business with? I'm REAL fussy. I wouldn't do business with someone who'd offer me free interest. Not my kind of people.

I suspect the no interest offer is a bait rate utilizing a third party lender with a loaded backside. I'd imagine there's a make up clause and a conversion clause as well. I'd read every word of the contract especially the fine print . . . twice. If I go for the advertised free interest deal and if I miss one payment . . . or heaven forbid, the lender loses one of my payments and it gets posted late, all the saved interest on these deals often becomes due and payable and the loan converts to some uninteresting rate like 13%. Thanks, but no thanks:-)

Whenever I'm dealing on a too good to be true offer with a credit card company, a consumer loan store, or a third party lender, it's usually not true, and there's a gotcha in there. There's a backside and every bait deal I've ever looked at has been a slick trick to get me to buy something I can't afford. Making payments isn't affording, paying cash with a paid off house is affording.

Outside of that, it's nice:-)

My friend 2nd mortgaged his house to buy a new car he didn't need. He gave away the old (paid off) car because it needed new windshield wipers. I asked him why he didn't just buy a car he could pay cash for. He said he wouldn't drive a car he could pay cash for. I guess that's it.

[Denis4x4]

Splitrock, went down the same list you have compiled when I bought a 2010 Wrangler Safari Unlimited with 0% interest at the end of '09. No tricks, no gimmicks and no prepayment penalties. Why should I use my money when I can use their's. Wait a minute, that was my money that bailed out Chryser, screwed the bond holders and made a gift to the UAW. What was I thinking?

[Splitrock]

Hi Denis,

Glad it worked out:-) Happy Friday!