New APR rates for Supercab and Regular cab. Note that these may not apply to all regions so check with your dealer to see if your location qualifies (I notice that two of the regions that border mine aren't eligible, Chicago and Twin Cities)! Also note its 36month/48month/60month/72 month is the way the terms are listed.

SMD #CI31115
2004-MODEL F-SERIES LD STAND ALONE APR ENHANCEMENT (PGM#2248/2250/2252/2264/2266/2268) Last Updated:
18-Nov-03
Date: November 18, 2003
Introduction: Ford Division is announcing an enhanced 0.0/0.9/1.9/1.9% Tier 0 - 2 Stand Alone APR (Pgm#2248/2250/2252/2264/2266/2268) for all new 2004-Model F-Series LD (Excl. SuperCrew and Heritage), effective November 19, 2003 through January 2, 2004.



Program Dates: November 19, 2003 through January 2, 2004
Incentive Amounts: 0.0/0.9/1.9/1.9% Tier 0 - 2 Stand Alone APR



Program Numbers: #2248/2250/2252/2264/2266/2268 - Stand Alone APR








Eligible Vehicles: All new 2004-Model F-Series LD (Excl. SuperCrew and Heritage)
Eligible Delivery Types: 0, A, X, E, 6, Z, F, W
Eligible RCL/RCO Terms: All terms.
Eligible Customers: Qualifying residents of the Memphis, Southwest, Kansas City, Denver, California and Northwest Regions. Please refer to the Standard Rules of Eligibility dated 3/00 for eligible states and counties in your region.
Type of offer: Stand Alone APR
Terms and Conditions: -Standard Rules of Eligibility dated 3/00 apply.

-Rule of five applies, except delivery type '6'.


- If you have any questions concerning VINCENT, contact the Marketing Communication Center at (800) 548-3212. As a reminder, to avoid chargebacks, please access the VIN SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY screen on the date of delivery that includes the VIN and correct sales information.

 

And here's SuperCrew


SMD #CI31116
2004-MODEL F-150 SUPERCREW STAND ALONE APR ENHANCEMENT (PGM#2248/2250/2252/2264/2266/2268) Last Updated:
18-Nov-03
Date: November 18, 2003
Introduction: Ford Division is announcing an enhanced 1.9/2.9/3.9/3.9% Tier 0 - 2 Stand Alone APR (Pgm#2248/2250/2252/2264/2266/2268) for all new 2004-Model F-150 SuperCrew, effective November 19, 2003 through January 2, 2004.



Program Dates: November 19, 2003 through January 2, 2004
Incentive Amounts: 1.9/2.9/3.9/3.9% Tier 0 - 2 Stand Alone APR




Program Numbers: #2248/2250/2252/2264/2266/2268 - Stand Alone APR








Eligible Vehicles: All new 2004-Model F-150 SuperCrew
Eligible Delivery Types: 0, A, X, E, 6, Z, F, W
Eligible RCL/RCO Terms: All terms.
Eligible Customers: Qualifying residents of the Memphis, Southwest, Kansas City, Denver, California and Northwest Regions. Please refer to the Standard Rules of Eligibility dated 3/00 for eligible states and counties in your region.
Type of offer: Stand alone APR
Terms and Conditions: -Standard Rules of Eligibility dated 3/00 apply.

-Rule of five applies, except delivery type '6'.


- If you have any questions concerning VINCENT, contact the Marketing Communication Center at (800) 548-3212. As a reminder, to avoid chargebacks, please access the VIN SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY screen on the date of delivery that includes the VIN and correct sales information.

 

XCR:
Can you get the loyalty bonus with these rates?

 

XCR440SP - Thanks for the update!!! Now, I just need to find out if these rates apply for my region (Columbus, Ohio).

Thanks again!
E

 

Yes they should work with the owner loyalty.

I'd recomend waiting until tommorrow to check with your dealer. These updates were just posted this morning so they may not know about them even if you are eligible.

 

GEEZ!! They announce this just days after I took delivery of my 2004 FX4 SCrew on Saturday, Nov 15. Is there any chance in hell that I can get some sort of retroactive type thing to take advantage of this?? (I'm going to have to call my dealer - he's a friend of the family, so I may have a chance.)

 

No, rebates can't be done retroactively. If he's submited the paperwork, you can't get these rates. If it hadn't been mailed in or reported sold, all paperwork could be destroyed and redone in today's date, but Ford controls it otherwise and there is no way around the start date on the programs.

 

"DOH!" I'm sure they've got everything reported/submitted/mailed by now. Oh well.

 

Well, after re-reading your post, it looks like I'm not in one the 'eligible customer' areas (I'm in Columbus, Ohio).

Oh well, guess I just have to keep waiting...

E

 

XCR:
How do these incentives work when you order a vehicle? Do you receive the incentives in place when you order or when you take delivery? In other words, if I order today but truck does not arrive until after 1/2/04 and the interest rate incentive is not renewed, am I still eligible?

Thanks

 

My dealer was very specific - you may apply whatever incentives are available upon delivery of the truck. I would think that would be standard no matter what region of the country.

 

XCR440SP


If you live in WV, can you not get these rates? I ordered 04 Screw, due in Dec with A-Plan-----if not, will their be new ones for the east???

Thanks

also, does a-plan get the finance rates------

thank you

 

Yes A plan is eligible for this.

As to order and delivery thats kind of a screwy thing as it depends where you ordered. No matter where you ordered if it gets bigger and better when it arrives you get the better.

Another definate no matter where you order is if it gets better after you order, but goes back before it arrives, you do NOT get the better rebate. Ford only looks at order and delivery date.

Now if you order and it gets worse when you pick the vehilcle up thats where it is screwy. If you order from a small dealer they can lock in the rebates at order (must fill out a form online to do this), but large dealers don't get this feature (last I knew). It doesn't happen very often that this matters, I've only had a few in the last year, but it is nice to know its there.

 

Alright XCR, I am gonna put you on the spot. In your professional opinion, what do you see for 1/2/04? Based on inventory movement I have seen, I can only see rebates getting better from here.

Thanks again for your insight.

 

do you think the east coast will get these rebates?? soon??