Ford Australia is adding a bonus gift card to the purchase of some models in a bid to clear out older stock in preparation for 2025.
Ford Australia is looking to clear out older stock of its Ranger, F-150, Transit, Transit Custom and Mustang Mach-E models, throwing an up to $8000 gift card bonus to customers.
The offer is available on new and demo vehicles to private customers, as well as fleet buyers, and started January 1 this year running until stocks last.
The biggest gift card amount pertains to the top-spec F-150 Lariat Long Wheelbase, which retails for $140,945 before on-road costs, while the same spec in short-wheelbase form (priced from $139,950) comes with a $7000 bonus.
Buyers of the entry-level F-150 XLT in LWB and SWB forms, priced respectively at $107,945 and $106,950, are also eligible for a $7000 and $5000 gift card each.
All F-150 trucks under the offer are model year 2023 (MY23) vehicles, with select variants having had their lower daytime running lights and mirror indicators disabled as they run afoul of Australian Design Rules (ADRs).
Customers looking to buy a Ranger – Australia’s best-selling nameplate in 2023 and 2024 – can also score a $3000 gift card with the purchase of an XLT, Sport, Tremor, Wildtrak or Raptor variant, though only applicable to MY24.5 cars or earlier.
Prices for the Ranger line-up eligible for the bonus start at $56,190 for the 4×2 XLT dual-cab Bi-Turbo and top out at $89,190 for the performance-tuned Raptor.
Tradies who might need a van can also score a bonus, with the large Transit van (MY24 and older) and Transit Custom Trend (MY23.75) eligible for a $3000 and $2000 gift card respectively.
The Transit Van MY24 starts from $56,990, while the Transit Custom on offer is priced from $55,990 in SWB form.
Finally, the Mustang Mach-E electric car, attracts a $2000 gift card to buyers of the MY23.75, which is priced from $64,990 for the Select grade and rises to $97,990 for the GT.
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