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According to Reuters, Ford Motor Co. has announced it is extending its offer of interest-free loans for up to five years across much of its vehicle lineup.
Reuters added that the world's second-largest automaker said it was offering rebates of $3,000 as an alternative to interest-free loans on many models. The new incentive program runs through June 4, says the news agency.
Ford is also offering $5-a-day leases on entry-level Ford Mustang and Ford Ranger models, according to Reuters.
Additionally, Reuters said that as part of its new program, Ford said it would match customer downpayments of up to $1,000 on Windstar minivans and is offering active and retired U.S military personnel a special $750 "military appreciation" discount on most Ford vehicles.
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