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Old 12-13-2009, 03:03 PM
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go to ford motor co. web site click on consumer vehicles then click on find your next vehicle then click search dealer inventory then click on search dealer inventory and you can see whats inventory is in your area. good luck.
 
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Old 12-13-2009, 03:38 PM
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The FMC inventory search is not really useful if you know exactly what you are looking for, and it isn't extremely common. Sure you can look at the five closest dealers, but past that you have to constantly restart the search. At that point you know the zip code of other areas, and still only 5 at a time. Not only that, but every time you switch dealers it resets the focus, so you have to reselect options.

There are around a hundred dealers in the surrounding area, but no way to look at all of them in a controlled manner that I can find

Thanks for the help though, I kept going there and trying to get back in to the search but couldn't remember. My thought process was to to build your own and then the "let us help you find it" icon and they ask for information, rather than just searching. Kind of annoying web design.
 
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Old 12-13-2009, 03:49 PM
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Got to agree with you scotch,it is a pain in the butt with that web site.Also have been trying to do the same thing you are but it is a a big drag especailly when your internet connection is not the fastest.I would figure there is someone out there that knows a better way.
 
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Old 12-14-2009, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by jetech00001
take the fmc rebate and refi with your credit union or bank i did it no problem.
How long after you financed through fmc did you go refinance with your local bank? Were you able to finance the exact amount that you financed through fmc, or was there some interest and fees tached onto your balance from fmc?
 
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Old 12-14-2009, 12:25 PM
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You have to make three payments, then you can refi anywhere. I did it with my '04 and I'm doing the same with '10
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How long after you financed through fmc did you go refinance with your local bank? Were you able to finance the exact amount that you financed through fmc, or was there some interest and fees tached onto your balance from fmc?
 
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Old 12-14-2009, 12:46 PM
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tailspin i didn't have to make three payments all i can say is check your contract i did the refi 2 weeks after i bought the truck just as soon as fmc gave me an account number the dealer might tell you that you have to wait 3 months but its b.s. it so they can get there incentive money from fmc. i refi did the refi through my c.u. at 3.5% and kept there $1000.00 with a smile on face.
 

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Thanks guys.
 
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Old 12-16-2009, 03:48 PM
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Please help

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tailspin i didn't have to make three payments all i can say is check your contract i did the refi 2 weeks after i bought the truck just as soon as fmc gave me an account number the dealer might tell you that you have to wait 3 months but its b.s. it so they can get there incentive money from fmc. i refi did the refi through my c.u. at 3.5% and kept there $1000.00 with a smile on face.
Hey guys, I'm trying to find the best deal possible for me to refinance. I want to purchase a 2010 FX2 and right now they have $5,000 in rebates if you finance with FORD. Should I take this offer and then refinance with CapitalOne at 4.34% ??? Or will FORD NOT allow me to refinance? Is that a good rate for 60 months? If you all know of a better place to refinance, please let me know.
 
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Old 12-16-2009, 04:13 PM
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How are you getting 5k in rebates? I only see 4k.

As for refi, there will be a minimum number of contracted payments if allowable in your state. Some states don't allow for that, and you can refinance immediately if you want. If ford states you must make 3 payments, your choices are
A: make the payments then refi
B: refi, hoping ford doesnt ask for the 1k back
C: check with a lawyer to figure out the story

Unfortunately since the payment items are subject to local requirements you need to discuss it with the dealer finance manager.
 
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Old 12-16-2009, 05:28 PM
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Best thing to do read your contract.
 
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Well, I guess this can be my introduction to the forums. I was on the fence between a Tundra and a F150, long story short the $5,000 off z-plan made the difference, it was like $8k off MSRP with some package discounts. So late Monday evening I drove home a new F150 SuperCrew 4.6 4x2. I had to leave the next day for a work trip so it's sitting in the airport garage now with like 30 miles on it. More to post later, need to figure out what mods to start first????
 
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Can you guys recommend me a good place to refinance with? Or want to share the A.P.R. you got and for how long? Thanks guys.
 
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Old 12-16-2009, 09:51 PM
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i went through alliant c.u 3.5% for 60 mo. that was a couple of months ago you might try lockheed c.u there rates now are 4.24% 60 mo. 4.74% 72 mo.i would call around if you have good credit should be no problems.
 
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Old 12-17-2009, 03:40 PM
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I'm at 4% with my bank. It's tough today there may be more flexibility in the interest rate you're charged by the finance manager than the price you negotiate with the sales manager.
 
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Old 12-17-2009, 11:28 PM
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New Incentives for FX2 !!!!

Originally Posted by scotch
How are you getting 5k in rebates? I only see 4k.

As for refi, there will be a minimum number of contracted payments if allowable in your state. Some states don't allow for that, and you can refinance immediately if you want. If ford states you must make 3 payments, your choices are
A: make the payments then refi
B: refi, hoping ford doesnt ask for the 1k back
C: check with a lawyer to figure out the story

Unfortunately since the payment items are subject to local requirements you need to discuss it with the dealer finance manager.
I was able to get 5K by showing them this :
http://www.fordvehicles.com/trucks/f...2010&zip=78526

My black 5.4L FX2 SuperCrew with 20"s, backup camera, tailgate rail, step assist, SYNC, SONY System, tow package, 3.5 limited slip, leather, driver's package, etc... I got it at $141.00 below invoice and they threw in tint! I gave a 4K downpayment and with the 5K FORD gave me, my out the door price with TT&L was a whoping $28,656.00. I had to finance through their "STANDARD" A.P.R Rate and with a tier 0 credit score, I qualified for the lowest STANDARD rate of 5.99%, but as you all have been telling me, I'm going to refinance immediately as soon as the truck arrives from the plant (26th)! CapitalOne has the best deal to refinance @ 4.34% for 60 months! So you all tell me guys, was my purchase a good deal?
 


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