Bad credit? No credit? Ford doesn't care with new 0-72 loans

Facing the ignominy of huge dealer inventory and falling behind Toyota for 2nd place in July sales, Ford has decided to let anybody with a pulse finance one of its cars. Well, you do have to have some credit, but Ford is lowering the bar in this new incentive drive to include buyers with sub-prime credit ratings. By allowing customers the option of 0% financing for up to 72 months on every Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury (except the Ford GT and certain F-Series pickups), Ford hopes to jump start a stagnant summer and reclaim 2nd place. Incentives have already started and will continue through Labor Day.
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I95SPEEDINGTICKETS - 8/23/2006 8:01:57 PM

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DAMM!!!
Think ill fly over there and buy one :)
Grasping at straws FORD !!!

courtstone - 8/24/2006 10:12:51 AM

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hmm...well they will get cars off their lots. They are only trying to get rid of their '06 models to make way for their '07. But, Im stil not sure if it will work. Who is going to buy the new '07 vehicles?

ryaajus - 8/25/2006 9:47:18 AM

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Now people with bad credit will have to worry about buying a lemon and probably won't be able to afford to repair it.