$1,000 Bonus Cash in addition to all public offers.

[jj4567]

Anyone have success with this?
Do you think it can be combined with X-Plan?

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[krj1053]

Depends on if the fine print says anything about X-Plan being ineligible. I just ordered with X-Plan and was able to apply a similar offer.

 

[AgieF150]

I have used this without X-plan from Chapman.


Most incentives are compatible with x-plan

 

[PeanutGallery]

I used X-plan and got that incentive, as well as a couple other smaller ones (total value $2200) and 0/60 financing. So yes, you should be able to stack the ordering incentive with X-plan, if the dealer is willing to honor X-plan.

 

[jj4567]

I used X-plan and got that incentive, as well as a couple other smaller ones (total value $2200) and 0/60 financing. So yes, you should be able to stack the ordering incentive with X-plan, if the dealer is willing to honor X-plan.

Awesome. Thanks! Any other incentives I should ask about?

 

[PeanutGallery]

You can ask the dealer to check your name/email address in the Ford system to see if there are any Private Cash Offers (PCOs) or other incentives on file—the PCOs can often be triggered by visiting Ford’s website (build and price, asking for brochures, etc.) or dealer sites. I tried a thousand times this year and never got one when I could actually use it, though I’ve had them come randomly in the past. You’ll usually know when you get one, either by pop-up internet browser window or email, or by hard copy mailer, but sometimes they get caught by spam filters or whatever.

Beyond that, I’d just browse the Ford site for incentives. Sometimes there’s a local car-show offer if you have one of those…though in this market those offers are not as common.

 

[Thinbluef150]

Yes, I got the $1,000 bonus cash along with X-plan and 0% financing for 72 months.

 

[jj4567]

Yes, I got the $1,000 bonus cash along with X-plan and 0% financing for 72 months.

Nice! Though I don't think anyone's offering 0% financing for 72 months on 2022 F-150s.

 

[Jeff1024]

Nice! Though I don't think anyone's offering 0% financing for 72 months on 2022 F-150s.

I was able to get 0 for 36 on a 2022. Just FYI

 

[upslash]

I was able to get 0 for 36 on a 2022. Just FYI

How did you lock in financing? Did your dealer offer any other financing options?

 

[Badhabit]

I ordered today and locked in 0% for 66 months. I think this is new as the first I heard about it was a tv commercial two days ago. Plus the $1000 retail order cash and $500 retail bonus cash.

I think a lot of these finance deals are region specific.

 

[upslash]

I ordered today and locked in 0% for 66 months. I think this is new as the first I heard about it was a tv commercial two days ago. Plus the $1000 retail order cash and $500 retail bonus cash.

I think a lot of these finance deals are region specific.

I ordered on 10/21, but hopefully I can get a 0% offer when I pick up my truck in January/February. I was told in October that I was getting the $1000 bonus cash + anything offered when the truck is delivered.

How do you "lock in" a rate before you get your truck? I asked Chip at Granger about it last week via email, and the response was basically wait until your truck physically arrives to discuss.

 

[Badhabit]

How do you "lock in" a rate before you get your truck? I asked Chip at Granger about it last week via email, and the response was basically wait until your truck physically arrives to discuss.

I didn't go through Granger, but my sales guy said that they "lock in" any and all rebates that are applicable at the time of you order, this includes any special offered financing. All of these rebates and financing deals have expirations dates, but when they apply it to your order they won't expire since the time you have to wait to actually get the vehicle is out of your control.

 

[upslash]

I didn't go through Granger, but my sales guy said that they "lock in" any and all rebates that are applicable at the time of you order, this includes any special offered financing. All of these rebates and financing deals have expirations dates, but when they apply it to your order they won't expire since the time you have to wait to actually get the vehicle is out of your control.

Thanks for the info. My guess is different dealers handle it differently.

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