caddison524
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- 2016 Mustang V6 A6 & 2017 Camaro RS 2LT A8
I might just get a price quote on build then.
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Is the Dark Horse even eligible for employee pricing?
Right. As much as I have my gripes with GM after getting rid of the Camaro. GM has been strong with incentives on all products.Probably saw GM's sales numbers last quarter and said "we have no other choice"
Dangit! I knew it. Usually doesn’t apply to special editions. Thanks for the confirmationLooks like it's part of the Excluded inventory,
Dealer participation is discretionary. Valid April 3 - June 2, 2025. Eligible Vehicles: All new eligible 2024-2025MY Ford & Lincoln vehicles (excluding 25MY Expedition, 25MY Navigator, 25MY Super Duty, Raptor Family (Bronco, Ranger, F-150), Mustang Specialty (Dark Horse, GTD, Shelby GT/GT500, Mach1), Bronco 2DR/4DR Stroppe Edition, F-450 & F-550 Chassis Cabs, E-Series: E-450 Cutaway & E-450 Stripped Chassis, F-Series Stripped Chassis: F-53 Class A Motorhome Chassis & F59 Commercial Stripped Chassis and F-650 & F-750 Chassis Cabs. Eligible Delivery Types: Retail (0), Minor Fleet (E), Flex Buy (Z), Red Carpet Lease, RCL Commercial (L) and Individual Lease (6). Additional terms, conditions, and fees may apply. Assembled in the USA with domestic and foreign parts. See dealer for complete details. (NAT)
I mean, just go to a credit union and get an even cheaper rate. You don't have to get a loan with them.Yeah they offer employee pricing but they increase the interest rate. The same thing happened to me when I ordered my mustang I had the regular pricing then when it was shipped the employee pricing was on. So yes the car was cheaper but the interest rate went up 2%
It's just a gimmick " get them with a cheaper price but we get back the lost with the interest"
I don't know about the US for credit rate, but here in Quebec only the dealers offer a way better rate than any other institution. The best rate I could get was roughly 8.2% compare to the 5.9 at ford when I bought the car.I mean, just go to a credit union and get an even cheaper rate. You don't have to get a loan with them.