Ford Rolls Out Year-End Incentives

Ford’s year-end sales event includes several worthwhile deals like 0% financing with a $1,000 cash-back offer that’s available on popular new models like the Taurus. Additional deals on 2010 models include a $2,500 cash-back offer on a 2010 Ford Focus, $1,500 cash back on a 2010 Ford Fusion (but not the hybrid), $2,500 cash back on the 2010 Ford Flex, and $3,500 cash back on the Ford F-150 SuperCab or SuperCrew models.

Buyers must get to Ford dealerships by Jan. 4, 2010, to qualify for the deals.

Check after the jump for a listing of the most generous deals. To see a full listing of Ford’s incentives, click here.

Ford’s Year-End Incentives

2010 Ford Edge — $3,000 cash back
2010 Ford Escape — $2,000 cash back
2010 Ford Expedition — $3,000 cash back
2010 Ford Explorer — $3,000 cash back
2010 Ford F-150 — $3,500 cash back
2010 Ford Flex — $2,500 cash back
2010 Ford Focus — $2,500 cash back
2010 Ford Fusion — $1,500 cash back
2010 Ford Mustang — $1,500 cash back
2010 Ford Ranger — $2,000 cash back
2010 Ford Sport Trac — $2,000 cash back

All incentives are for the Chicago region; your area’s incentives may vary.

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JJJR

Nov 5, 2009 3:08:24 AM

Anybody that has seen the 2010 MSRP on new Fords will know why they can give a hefty discount. Car companies have trapped themselves into giving incentives to move their product, no deals = no sales. Simple - mark them up to be able to show a lower price later on. Is the public that stupid?

TruthHurts

Dec 18, 2009 4:52:05 AM

JJJR, Actually... "yes", they are. But we're trying to get better. The question has been posted, "What would America do, if the US Carmakers were allowed to go out of business?
Answer is: The same thing some have been doing for years.... buying better looking, better performing FOREIGN cars.
That's sad... not from a "loyalty" perspective, but from the fact that the fools running the company have more faith in their faulty demographics, and spreasheets, than polls, and reality.