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A few minutes ago, the Ford Maverick Incentives for '22 site said 3.9%, ending soon! This is for retail sales from either a turn-in or a stock order. Most of us are price protected on our orders at the zero for three years, .9 for four years, or 1.9 for five years.

Somewhere along the line, people planning on selling their 22's to buy 23's are going to have to take into account these increased interest rates as well as a probable increase in 23 MSRPs. After paying state sales again, the "big" profit from Carvana, etc. is shrinking. Of course, a dealer trade-in reduces sales tax.

It may get to the point that those moved to 23 model year who are price protected on both MSRP and interest rate will better off than those who sell their 22 to buy the 23.
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As an update, I got 2.9% from a third-party lender that wasn't my bank. My dealer put the loan out for bid, and that was the lowest option. It's not the 0.9% that I wanted, but I'm happy with it.
That is what I will do, just let the dealer see what the best offer they can get for me. I might even tell them I got 2.9% from my bank and see if they can beat it to earn my business :)
 

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A few minutes ago, the Ford Maverick Incentives for '22 site said 3.9%, ending soon! This is for retail sales from either a turn-in or a stock order. Most of us are price protected on our orders at the zero for three years, .9 for four years, or 1.9 for five years.

Somewhere along the line, people planning on selling their 22's to buy 23's are going to have to take into account these increased interest rates as well as a probable increase in 23 MSRPs. After paying state sales again, the "big" profit from Carvana, etc. is shrinking. Of course, a dealer trade-in reduces sales tax.

It may get to the point that those moved to 23 model year who are price protected on both MSRP and interest rate will better off than those who sell their 22 to buy the 23.
How do we prove that we are price protected at the 0%, .9% or 1.9% according to how many years we select to finance? Does the dealer have that info? Should they know how to handle that?
 

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I would like to know as well. Hoping to take delivery before the end of June. I got approved through my bank at 3.9% as a backup but I am hoping Ford can get lower than that. Anyone have tips on how to negotiate the best APR?
How do we prove that we are price protected at the 0%, .9% or 1.9% according to how many years we select to finance? Does the dealer have that info? Should they know how to handle that?
5:15-6:30 in the video on this thread.
Info for your dealers: How to Complete Price Protection on Ordered Vehicle | MaverickTruckClub - 2022+ Ford Maverick Pickup Forum, News, Owners, Discussions
 

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