Ford Announces 2020 Truck, Van Incentives
Ford Motor Co. will offer commercial fleet incentives for its F-150, Super Duty, Ranger, Transit, and other models, the company has announced. Ford announced most of its car and SUV incentives in June.
Ford's new 2020 all-wheel-drive Transit will include a $1,500 incentive for fleet buyers.
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Ford Motor Co. will offer commercial fleet incentives for its F-150, Super Duty, Ranger, all-wheel-drive Transit van, and other models, the company has announced. Ford announced most of its car and SUV incentives in June.
The new round includes incentives for its F-150 configurations, including $3,000 for the XL (all cabs); $4,000 for the XLT (all cabs); and $1,500 for the King Ranch, Lariat, Limited, and Platinum in SuperCab or crew cab. The F-150 Police Responder carries a $2,000 incentive.
Ford will also offer incentives for its Super Duty trucks, including $2,750 for the gasoline model and $3,000 for the diesel-powered truck. Gross vehicle weight ratings would exceed 8,500 pounds.
For the Ranger midsize pickup, Ford is offering $750 for the XLT and Lariat.
Ford's updated Transit full-size van will carry a $2,000 incentive for the rear-wheel-drive model and $1,500 for the new all-wheel-drive van.
Ford also announced incentives for the next-generation Explorer and carryover Edge midsize SUVs. Ford is offering $3,500 on the Explorer and $2,500 on the Edge.
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