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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 19, 2009 -- Ford, Lincoln and Mercury are currently offering some very enticing deals on new vehicles. Just in time for the holidays new Fords can be purchased with 0% APR financing and $1000 cash back during the “Year End Sales Event”. The sales event includes all new models except the 2010 hybrids, Mustang Shelby GFT/500 TM, Taurus SE, Edge SE AWD, Transit Connect, F-150 Raptor, F-650 and F-750. But don’t worry, there are plenty of cars, trucks and crossover models to choose from.

Lincoln and Mercury are calling their year-end specials the “Wish List Sales Event”. The Lincoln offerings include 0% APR financing or $3000 cash back on the 2010 Lincoln MKX, 0% APR financing or $4000 cash back on the Lincoln Navigator and 0% APR financing on the 2010 Lincoln MKT. Mercury is

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offering significant savings on the 2010 Mariner and 2010 Milan with the Mariner available for 0% APR financing for 60 months or $2000 cash back and the Milan is available for 0% APR financing for 36 months and $1000 cash back or $1500 cash back. The Lincoln, Mercury Wish List Sales Event as well as the Ford Year End Sales Event do have some restrictions. Buyers will need to qualify for Ford Credit limited-term financing or the Ford Credit Red Carpet Lease and take delivery from dealer stock by January 4th, 2010.

Further savings on new Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles can also be gleaned during tax time.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act allows those that purchase new vehicles before December 31st to claim tax deductions for state, local sales and excise

taxes or other associated fees incurred in 2009.

With all these ways to save money on a new Ford, Lincoln or Mercury even Santa might consider upgrading from reindeer power to horse power and trading in the sleigh for a shiny, new F-150.