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So it looks like I get the most rebates ($2000 total) by going with Ford standard financing. I'm not sure yet what my interest rate will be but I imagine it'll be around 6-8%. The sales guy told me that while technically I can go refinance the loan the next day, they ask as a courtesy to wait 3 months. If I don't wait three months the dealer takes a $150 hit from FoMoCo Credit.

My local credit union offered me a 2.9% loan, I'll probably be a nice guy and wait 3 months then go with my credit union.

I did however come across this thread where a guy negotiated a super low interest rate through Ford so he could just keep his loan there. I am going to try that :)
http://www.f150forum.com/f38/standard-rate-incentives-100192/

Anyone else do the standard financing? What rate/term did you go with?
 

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According to my numbers, I am saving more money going with the standard financing then refinancing the loan at a much lower rate with my bank. In the end I will save more that way as opposed to just going with the 0%. Kinda weird how that works out but the 500 rebate for going with ford financing really helps out.
 
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