Ford Interest Rates and Bonus Cash Starting 1/4/2022 ?

[AUsomTiger]

The current Ford financing rates and bonus cash offers end on 1/3/2022. Have any new deals been announced starting 1/4/2022?

My Maverick is estimated to be delivered between 12/30 and 1/5. I have a certificate for a recent graduate discount that also expires on 1/3/2022. I'd hate to lose a discount and rate because my truck arrives 1-2 days late. Not much I can really do about it though.

AUsomTiger

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[fourwheelsandadream]

That student discount can be applied if you ordered your maverick before the deal ends. You'll be able to use it regardless. It will also likely be extended

 

[JKinPA]

All applicable rates and discounts are based on verified order date NOT delivery date. If your dealer tells you. Anything else they are full of $hit, call Ford immediately. Your Dora is your price regardless of delivery.

 

[tomahawk72]

That student discount can be applied if you ordered your maverick before the deal ends. You'll be able to use it regardless. It will also likely be extended

Does this count for stock orders with a reservation?

 

[casanewt]

All applicable rates and discounts are based on verified order date NOT delivery date. If your dealer tells you. Anything else they are full of $hit, call Ford immediately. Your Dora is your price regardless of delivery.

Everything I have heard states that incentives/financing deals are based on what is running at the moment you actually purchase the vehicle, not the date you order it. Things like "X"-Plan, military, and student discounts may be different.

 

[TS0323]

The new student discount looks to be exactly the same and is valid until 1/3/2023. I went ahead and renewed mine and got a new certificate. Can't speak to any other discounts, though.

 

[turbocharged]

Looks to me like the same financing specials are back, 0% for 36, .9% for 48, 1.9% for 60, etc.

Says "Rates are valid from 1/4/2022 to 1/31/2022"

Maybe they'll just be getting refreshed monthly now

 

[The Weatherman]

Looks to me like the same financing specials are back, 0% for 32, .9% for 48, 1.9% for 60, etc.

Says "Rates are valid from 1/4/2022 to 1/31/2022"

Maybe they'll just be getting refreshed monthly now

0 for 36?

 

[JKinPA]

Everything I have heard states that incentives/financing deals are based on what is running at the moment you actually purchase the vehicle, not the date you order it. Things like "X"-Plan, military, and student discounts may be different.

When I bought mine at Chapman they told me, in email, it’s the rates at time of purchase or delivery whichever is better. My son just ordered an F-150 and they told him the same

 

[casanewt]

When I bought mine at Chapman they told me, in email, it’s the rates at time of purchase or delivery whichever is better. My son just ordered an F-150 and they told him the same

Careful with their wording. Purchase or delivery date is different than order date.

 

[turbocharged]

0 for 36?

Yeah 36 sorry, made a typo

 

[jsus]

Careful with their wording. Purchase or delivery date is different than order date.

It’s incentive protection based on the incentives in place from Ford at the time the order is submitted to Ford. Or, you can forgo protection and take what’s available when you sign on the dotted line to actually purchase the truck.

 

[casanewt]

It’s incentive protection based on the incentives in place from Ford at the time the order is submitted to Ford. Or, you can forgo protection and take what’s available when you sign on the dotted line to actually purchase the truck.

Interesting.

 

[JKinPA]

Careful with their wording. Purchase or delivery date is different than order date.

Basically at time of signed DORA or delivery, bad wording on my part. My suggestion to everyone, find a good dealer and it may not be the closest, no shenanigans, good dealers get repeat buyers and family members. My son just ordered an F150 from Chapman because they treated me well with no bullshit. Price quoted was price paid with Ford financing. I will buy my extended warranty from Flood Ford because their prices are the best.

 

[VICKY]

Everything I have heard states that incentives/financing deals are based on what is running at the moment you actually purchase the vehicle, not the date you order it. Things like "X"-Plan, military, and student discounts may be different.

This makes more sense to me, you are financing the truck when you pick it up at the Dealership.

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