RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive!
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/24/2006 9:58:05 PM
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BlackoutStang
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Oh my god... I love you guys. Seriously, I'd kiss every guy in here right now. The way it's looking now, I just talked my dad into a GT (yeah, it goes through the big man, I can't buy it myself without some help). One week from now I'll be either driving a new v6 (different color if so probably, because I can't handle black on a dusty street), and stick instead of auto possibly (That's a bit iffy, I had a hip replacement and he thinks that might be extra wear and tear. Or A GT to replace the V6, either way, it's looking like 0% instead of 8%. But I wonder if they really would offer 16,000 for a trade-in.
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/24/2006 10:23:02 PM
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XtacY
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I checked this out myself. You need good credit to get it (above 700). You also need to consider that you are spending more money for a GT, regardless of whether your payment stays the same or not. $25,000 over 72 months at 0 percent could easily be the same payment as $18,000 over 48 months depending on the interest rate, but in the end you are still paying $25,000. Consider the total price instead of the monthly payment is all im saying :) EDIT: Oh yeah, you get no $1500 rebate if you take the 0% too.
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/24/2006 10:48:20 PM
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celenztah
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Good move TNT! I'd be tempted, but a GT is still a bit more car than I need. I really like my 'stang as it is. Besides, the parking mod reversal kit is a fortune and I know a dealership won't take my car on a trade-in.... I mean c'mon... just check the sig....
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/24/2006 10:52:14 PM
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BlackoutStang
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ORIGINAL: XtacY I checked this out myself. You need good credit to get it (above 700). You also need to consider that you are spending more money for a GT, regardless of whether your payment stays the same or not. $25,000 over 72 months at 0 percent could easily be the same payment as $18,000 over 48 months depending on the interest rate, but in the end you are still paying $25,000. Consider the total price instead of the monthly payment is all im saying :) EDIT: Oh yeah, you get no $1500 rebate if you take the 0% too. Actually, I'm not sure it would be more than 2-3g for me, considering that it was 8% interest with my parent's perfect credit (ironically, incentives started less than a month after it was bought).
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/24/2006 10:56:20 PM
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beaustang
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Congrats on the new GT, sounds like a great deal. I'll stick with my V6 and get the X-Charger in a year and be happy as a pig in .....
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/24/2006 11:24:13 PM
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fazm
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****, i didnt need to read this. lalala
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/24/2006 11:33:31 PM
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jrakestraw
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ORIGINAL: fazm ****, i didnt need to read this. lalala That's the same thing I was thinking when I read this. As much as I want one. I think I'll stick with the 6er
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/25/2006 12:35:37 AM
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Skoshi42
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wow! 2.00 more! thats awesome... I would do the same, but gas prices in Hawaii suck! if gas prices were what they were 5 years ago... I would definately make the move... but now... gas prices continue to get worse... I might have to downgrade... im not selling the stang though.. hell no... this is the best car Ive ever owned!!! and i already had 4 cars and im only 19! lol..
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/25/2006 6:18:50 AM
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TNT1968
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ORIGINAL: XtacY I checked this out myself. You need good credit to get it (above 700). You also need to consider that you are spending more money for a GT, regardless of whether your payment stays the same or not. $25,000 over 72 months at 0 percent could easily be the same payment as $18,000 over 48 months depending on the interest rate, but in the end you are still paying $25,000. Consider the total price instead of the monthly payment is all im saying :) EDIT: Oh yeah, you get no $1500 rebate if you take the 0% too. You could actually pay LESS per month depending on what your interest rate was before. BTW- you can still put money down as well. Ford Credit evidently loves you when you do that.
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/25/2006 8:24:09 AM
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Mansmadlogic
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nice ride but im going to wait til 2009 hoping and praying for a hard top convertiable if not then maybe the boss would be a nice 2nd or a H/T boss that would be the sh*t
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RE: New 2006 GT Buyer Incentive! - 8/25/2006 1:13:39 PM
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Wildcat13
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Since My car is in the shop getting it's 3rd tranny; I have a little extra incentive to trade. I have my dealer looking for a GT for me! My monthly payment will be less w/ the GT!! Depending on how much neg equity i have in my trade.
< Message edited by Wildcat13 -- 8/25/2006 1:17:04 PM >
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