After a period of years when new vehicle inventory in general was virtually non-existent by historical standards, things have improved considerably over the past several months. In fact, new Ford inventory levels have swollen from a 75 days’ supply back in June 2023 all the way up to 94 days as of the end of 2023, though that number actually ranked somewhere in the middle of all automotive brands. Regardless, some models are facing higher inventory levels than others, prompting Ford to launch some new incentives in an effort to move some of it. That list now includes the 2023 Ford Bronco Sport as well, according to CarsDirect.
Earlier this month, the Ford Bronco Sport became eligible for some new lease deals and financing offers with low rates – but now, those looking to purchase the rugged crossover can take advantage of an even better deal. Now through April 2nd, well-qualified 2023 Ford Bronco customers can score zero percent financing on that model for 60 months – marking a late month reduction over the prior best rate of 0.9 percent.
However, customers that can take advantage of that deal are also eligible for $1,000 in Low APR Customer Cash in select parts of the country, which makes the Bronco Sport an even more enticing buy. Even those that opt for a long term of 84 months can still get a lower interest rate – in that case, 3.9 percent.
According to CarsDirect, this is the best financing offer to date for the Ford Bronco Sport, but there is a bit of a catch. In December, the crossover could be had with up to $4,500 in rebates, which are now no longer available. Regardless, this is still a good deal for those looking to finance a 2023 Ford Bronco Sport, and there are still quite a few of them on dealer lots to choose from – up to 6,300 units nationwide, in fact.
We’ll have more on the Bronco Sport soon, so subscribe to Ford Authority for the latest Ford Bronco Sport news, and for continuous Ford news coverage.
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Of course none of the dealers offered any kind of discounts. Nor did they tell you about the rebates and I guess they wanted them for themselves
Yup. It always happens. With almost zero Badlands with all the good options available, I ordered a loaded ‘24 Badlands in August. It arrived in December and I paid msrp. I loved it but I got ripped even though I paid cash, no financing.
Need a right hand drive bronco sport to buy