Now they are offering 0% + $2007 cash back, why couldn't I've waited.

Probably if I wouldn't of picked it up two months ago somebody else would have beat me to it.

 

Alright! Family pricing is back! The value of my '04 just dropped ANOTHER $2000! WOOHOO!

Seriously, don't feel too bad about it, there's always going to be a deal you miss out on no matter when you buy. A month after I bought my '04 Ford was giving away $1000 of free accessories.

 

I bought my truck in Jan. 2004, (had no choice, lease was up on my 2001) talk about "ouch" compared to the prices they are selling them today.
I could be driving a Larait instead of an XLT.

 

So wait, family employee whatever pricing is back? When did this happen?

 

I guess it just started, they didn't have it for the 4th of July weekend.

 

I got 0% interest + $4250 in rebates back in March. We started negotiating at $1500 under invoice, not MSRP. The deals were out there.

 

It seems that the last earnings quarter always yields the best incentives. I recall this time last year Ford was offering 0% for 60 months and 2,000 cash back on all remaining '06 models.

 

Sweet, resale values will drop again. As quick as resale values drop on these, its not hard to get upside down in a hurry.

 

Yeah, no kidding. I already accepted that I'm gonna get killed in trade in or resale, this is just kicking us while we're down.

 

The current deal is 0% for how many months? If its only 36 then you are looking at a hefty truck note unless you have a lot to put down.

 

Just picked up my 2007 FX2 for $6500 under sticker price. Wish I would have known family pricing was coming, I would have waited too!

 

If you don't get less than $8,000 off MSRP on a loaded fullsize truck/suv, then you paid too much, simple as that.

This excludes newly introduced models, special editions, etc.

 

Guess I paid too much then.

 

I hadn't heard anything about it. I just went to Ford's website, and there's no mention of it there either... Are you guys sure it's the Family Share (oh wait, that's Verizon huh?) program again, and not just regular incentives?

 

What's the difference between "family" and "regular" incentives?