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2014 mustang rebates makes life difficult!!
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<blockquote data-quote="Red Turtle" data-source="post: 14249413" data-attributes="member: 17647"><p>Correct. If you are taking the 0%, then you are utilizing FMCC's rate incentive over some additional rebate money. While there may be some rebate in combination with the 0%, there is more rebate money if you opted finance at standard rates. </p><p></p><p>As mentioned earlier, you can probably obtain a rate of 2-3% for the same term if you credit is good. The interest would be minimal per month, and would take a long time to benefit over the additional $1000-$2000 rebate that you may be giving up. If you decided to trade or sell the car next year, your principal amount would be lower. If you are going to keep it for the full 60 months, then yes 0% is the way to go.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Red Turtle, post: 14249413, member: 17647"] Correct. If you are taking the 0%, then you are utilizing FMCC's rate incentive over some additional rebate money. While there may be some rebate in combination with the 0%, there is more rebate money if you opted finance at standard rates. As mentioned earlier, you can probably obtain a rate of 2-3% for the same term if you credit is good. The interest would be minimal per month, and would take a long time to benefit over the additional $1000-$2000 rebate that you may be giving up. If you decided to trade or sell the car next year, your principal amount would be lower. If you are going to keep it for the full 60 months, then yes 0% is the way to go. [/QUOTE]
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