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Brother Mike
10-23-2004, 11:18 AM
OK....talked to Ernie at NPLM-they have about 30 YES 30 MM still available. $24,995.00 is the sales price (no Moon Roof). These guys reputable? And what air line services SA?
Mike,
You might want to PM Cylone03 (Lance)...he's in the San Antone area and I'm sure would be glad to check anything out for you. :up:
chrish
10-23-2004, 11:47 AM
yes,yes,southwest or continental........"largest dealer in the country or the region " ........can't remember.........they have a huge inventory,low prices, & didi say a HUGE inventory...every option or not on ALL models....even the MM,still...........
top dog dealer... :beatnik:
jspradii
10-23-2004, 02:49 PM
Very reputable. Good outfit. I've used them and would do so again.
Wagonmaster
10-23-2004, 02:59 PM
Their website lists them at 34k....confirming they are asking 24k for them???
Logan
10-23-2004, 05:08 PM
Website's always show MSRP.... Just call them, they'll let them go on the cheap no problem.
cyclone03
10-24-2004, 12:08 PM
Mike,
You might want to PM Cylone03 (Lance)...he's in the San Antone area and I'm sure would be glad to check anything out for you. :up:
Thats where I got mine.2 years ago I went out the door at $32k and change.
I'll put you in contact with my salesman if you like.
cyclone03
10-24-2004, 12:09 PM
OK....talked to Ernie at NPLM-they have about 30 YES 30 MM still available. $24,995.00 is the sales price (no Moon Roof). These guys reputable? And what air line services SA?
LOL Southwest,Continental?/America West pretty much anybody.
hdwrench
10-24-2004, 01:05 PM
I just sent one of their internet managers an email to confirm pricing. I have communicated with him about buying one previously. I also asked him if the 24995 was w/o moonroof, how much the moonroof cars were. I'll let you know what i find out.
hdwrench
10-25-2004, 06:43 PM
this is what i got back from them... his caps not mine :)
YES, IT'S TRUE. WITH FORM MOTOR COMPANY FINANCING THE SALE PRICE OF THE 04 MODEL MERCURY MARAUDER IS AS LOW AS $24,995.00. IF YOU ADD FOR THE MOONROOF OPTION, THAT'S ANOTHER $1,025.00. AS FAR AS RATES ARE CONCERNED, THOSE ARE ALL CREDIT SCORE DRIVEN. DEPENDING ON YOUR PARTICULAR CREDIT SCORE AND TERM, RATES COULD VARY FROM @ 4.0% TO 7.0% OR 8.0%. I TEND TO BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN I TALK ABOUT RATES WITH CUSTOMERS BECAUSE I NEVER KNOW HOW THEIR SCORES WILL TURN OUT. ALL I CAN TELL YOU IS, THE BETTER YOUR SCORE THE LOWER THE RATE. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE PLANS TO COME BY SO I CAN CONFIRM AVAILABILITY FOR YOU.
chrish
10-25-2004, 06:52 PM
this is what i got back from them... his caps not mine :)
YES, IT'S TRUE. WITH FORM MOTOR COMPANY FINANCING THE SALE PRICE OF THE 04 MODEL MERCURY MARAUDER IS AS LOW AS $24,995.00. IF YOU ADD FOR THE MOONROOF OPTION, THAT'S ANOTHER $1,025.00. AS FAR AS RATES ARE CONCERNED, THOSE ARE ALL CREDIT SCORE DRIVEN. DEPENDING ON YOUR PARTICULAR CREDIT SCORE AND TERM, RATES COULD VARY FROM @ 4.0% TO 7.0% OR 8.0%. I TEND TO BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN I TALK ABOUT RATES WITH CUSTOMERS BECAUSE I NEVER KNOW HOW THEIR SCORES WILL TURN OUT. ALL I CAN TELL YOU IS, THE BETTER YOUR SCORE THE LOWER THE RATE. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE PLANS TO COME BY SO I CAN CONFIRM AVAILABILITY FOR YOU.
DTR OR silver?? :beer:
hdwrench
10-25-2004, 06:56 PM
I was sold on black/charcoal but now I am thinking silver/charcoal might be more practical. Although I like the DTR I dont think it is "me."
now i just have to sell the harley so i can have a good downpayment... i have it on consignment at a local shop they told me they had several interested parties but no one with any credit. :mad:
still waiting... :)
tmac1337
10-25-2004, 07:37 PM
Watch out! The reply seemed like a lead in to the financing which could end up a lot higher than a credit union or bank will lend to you. They make money on the financing. I would insist on a 4% rate with the price of the car or no deal. If I remember correctly before I paid my MM off I had a loan percentage rate in the 3's from my credit union.
Dealers always have a way to jack up the % by saying your credit score did not qualify, which is BS.
JamesHecker
10-25-2004, 07:53 PM
Actually credit scores do determine the rate. If you know you have good credit, you should expect the best rates. If you want to be sure about financing, get the loan elsewhere. You might try Capitial One Auto Finance, or maybe Chase.com. If you have credit problems or low credit scores, expect to pay a higher rate.
hdwrench
10-25-2004, 07:54 PM
yeah i know i have good credit so i think i'd get the best rate or I'd take a walk. the price of the car at 24995 (the way i understand it anyway) is if you take the 4000 rebate instead of the 0%, plus an additional $1000 rebate if you finance through ford motor credit...at a rate higher than 0% of course. then any dealer holdback etc probably makes up the rest of the basically 10k off sticker. I think he was just quoting 4-8% because he doesnt know my credit history and wanted to cover all the bases.
hdwrench
10-25-2004, 08:43 PM
group purchase? http://www.mercurymarauder.com/forums/images/smilies/lol_hitting.gif
jspradii
10-25-2004, 09:26 PM
yeah i know i have good credit so i think i'd get the best rate or I'd take a walk. the price of the car at 24995 (the way i understand it anyway) is if you take the 4000 rebate instead of the 0%, plus an additional $1000 rebate if you finance through ford motor credit...at a rate higher than 0% of course. then any dealer holdback etc probably makes up the rest of the basically 10k off sticker. I think he was just quoting 4-8% because he doesnt know my credit history and wanted to cover all the bases.You can almost always get a better rate from your bank or credit union. When I bought mine in June of 2002, the entire package (less a 10K down payment) was financed through FOMOCO. Since I am self employed, the best rate I could get was 11.75%. I wanted the car, so I signed the deal. Turned around within 30 days and refinanced through my credit union for 4.25% for 60 months. Never made a payment fo FOMOCO. There are better rates out there. Get the best cash deal you can, and finance it on your own. Even better, have the deal pre-approved by your credit union, and go shop with the cash. Don't let them know you're paying cash until you've got the deal you want. then write them a check when they bring out the financing paperwork.:D
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