There is 0% interet the 2013 models,
and .9% on the the 2014 Models
Or just wait for a new 2015 model to drop the 2014's to 0%

The difference is 2400 hundred bucks over 63 months

I am having trouble because I believe 2013's will take a much harder hit on depreciation and resale value.... So is the 2400 dollar difference enough to cover this

Ty all

Right

pay it off sooner than half a decade from now instead?

nty, but ty

youre still gonna have to pay the interest no?

I'll assume you are talking about the mustang in which I very highly doubt a 2014 will hold any value over a 2013. I would take the 0%

Thanks man, that was kind of what I was leaning towards but wasnt quite sure how it would look down the line

it will be worth 50% of its original price by the time you pay it off either way



better interest rates on shorter loans sometimes, or pay it off in 3 years on a 5 year loan and pay way less interest.

This post was edited by AXIS on May 9 2014 07:06pm

Most of the interest is front loaded so it won't make a huge difference in most cases.

When I got my Mustang I had a choice of 0% apr with only 1k in rebates or the x plan which took a percentage of the msrp price (dont remember how much) but then it would have taken 3k with rebates but would have still been a .9% apr, end ended up just going with 0 apr because it was $2 cheaper a month.. but hey if you wanted to wait until the 2015 came out it's going to be a different generation and I would just get the 2015