Ford Philippines is offering flexible payment terms deals until January 31, 2025
Ford Philippines is kicking of its 2025 with a flurry of low down payment deals, and flexible financing terms. Available until January 31, 2025, drivers looking for their first Blue Oval truck can take home a brand-new Ford SUV or pickup, on a payment plan that fits just right for them.OTHER STORIES YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED:Nissan could be prepping the Ariya for PH launchHeadlining Ford Philippines’ sales promo is the Ford Ranger Sport. Either the 2.
Those savings could go towards a new set of all-terrain tires, an off-roading body kit, or just back into a piggy bank for a rainy day. And for those in the market for a new SUV, select models from Ford’s extensive lineup are also available at great discounts. In the subcompact segment, the popular Ford Territory Titanium is available with a P64,000 down payment. Those who prefer to pay in cash, can also avail of a P60,000 discount.
The much bigger Ford Everest 2.0-liter Turbo Titanium 4x2 is also available for an all-in down payment of just P113,000—around just 5% of its total price. Future Everest drivers can also configure their payment terms to just pay a monthly amortization fee of just P19,000.Those who need more space, and perhaps a more premium feel and drive can take a Ford Explorer with 0% interest for the first three years of their payment term.
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