Navy Fed? Mostly.
Most federal credit unions used to have similar stipulations, however some including my current CU opened up to the general public.
Banks are under no obligation to match any rate from another lender. IMO if they aren't willing to at least match, I'm moving my business...
My credit union is advertising 4.7, most are or at least should be in that neighborhood.
You can check Navy Fed easily, theirs was 4.7 last week when mine matched Ford's 3.9 for my loan.
Same approach as car dealers, if your bank isn't working for your business, you need a new bank.
I sniffed around and got the best price for my DD from Carvana.
Dealers will always make sure they lowball the blackbook unless they have someone wanting what you're trading.
I had no idea that is the case. I assumed the VIN were assigned based on sequence due to availability. As those scheduled seem to fall that way.
Mine is 5933. Assuming the 5933rd GT.
Mine is scheduled for production the week of 7/31.
If they only have 2K parked outside they need to build another 3K to get to mine in the sequence of GTs.
I was passing along what I ran across on 6g.
Not surprised the people he talked to there had the wrong info. Big companies always fail communicating even simple things like schedules.
Per the link below from mustang6, Flat Rock closes tomorrow for 2 weeks, so anyone scheduled for a build in the remainder of July may well get the no changes possible like I did.
Flat Rock
Per the link below from mustang6, Flat Rock closes tomorrow for 2 weeks.
Flat Rock
Despite the 6g post there is a memo out listing FR as closed for 1 week.
Ford chat told me changes could be made right up to actual production. Then said my VIN was locked in as is, no changes allowed. It must be something about the early production.