I was surprised to see Ford release 4,500 in rebates on the 2011's already... I will watch the price of fuel this summer...

 

^^^ Bingo - you nailed it .... we are in fer it - again ....

MGD

 

Also Cheby has 0% for 60 months on their 2011's already.

 

Ford has to follow suit as the others are doing it, hell even Toyota is doing it.

 

Where was the $4,500 in rebates listed...so far I have only seen the $3,500.

Dennis

09 dtg KAF
13 dtg Dubai
14 dtg Thunderbird'n time

128 dtg Dubai
129 dtg HOME for good!

 

The 36 gallon tank makes me shudder a little when I put $100+ in the tank. Just think, at $4/gallon, that's pushing $140 per fillup. Makes me REALLY happy work pays for all my fuel! Incentives will have to keep up with fuel prices.

Truck sales will nosedive at $3.25-$3.50 or higher (I'm in the midwest, paying $2.999 currently). Most U.S. family (and personal) budgets can't handle $3000+ per year in fuel, not to mention everything else going up due to higher freight and shipping surcharges.

IowaAndy

 

I filled up at Shell for $2.99/gallon this past wednesday and thursday morning it was down to $2.88/gal. Currently at $2.88 this morning.

 

i like to fill up when i am between half and a quarter tank. The total isnt so bad so it makes me feel like i am not dropping all my money in the tank.

 

I agree the truck market is tied to gas prices, I was somewhat surprised to see that GM is adding truck production at their Flint Assembly plant.
http://detnews.com/article/20110122/...at-Flint-plant More trucks on the market. Oh well, should bode well for those of you wanting to buy in the coming months. An increase in supply (even for GM) should translate to lower prices for all buyers.

 

When the price hits 4$+, trucks will be slashed in price significantly. I can't wait. My wife is due to give birth in June and my current truck will be paid off by then. New Screw for the family in August!