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No, but I did get a reasonable price. I wanted a 72-month, 48,000-mile, $0 deductible ESP. I got it from my dealer for $100 less buying directly from Ford. I also was able to pay for it with a credit card I have that gives me 5% back and accumulates for the past 4 years. It can only be used to buy or lease a new vehicle. That coupled with my dealer’s direct discount, Ford's current $3500 incentive in my area and a trade-in at the middle of the high-to-low internet value range for my 2015 Explorer Limited, gave me what I believe was a good bottom dollar cost. I'm certain that there might be other still better bottom lines. But, my 5-month wait is now over.
Thanks peterk9 for the information.
Not to sidetrack this but want to make sure you are not getting screwed. What did you pay for the ESP? Our forum contact would sell a 6/48k $0 ded for around $725.
Is it really only going to take you 6 yrs to put 48k on it? I'd gamble without the ESP since you get a 5/60k powertrain longer on a hybrid?) You are only talking 12k of zero b2b coverage.