Bonus Gift Card on Ford F-150 (MY23) Models: $8000 Lariat LWB, $7,000 on Lariat SWB or XLT LWB, $5000 XLT SWB @ Ford Dealers

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The truck of your dreams can soon be a reality. The new F‑150 provides exceptional towing capabilities, high‑strength military‑grade aluminium‑alloy body, state‑of‑the‑art technologies and advanced driver assistance features, all backed by a 5 Year Unlimited Kilometre warranty

Offer: Get up to $8,000 gift card on select Ford F-150 models while stocks last:
* $8,000 for the MY23 F-150 LARIAT LWB,
* $7,000 for the MY23 F-150 LARIAT SWB and XLT LWB,
* $5,000 for the MY23 F-150 XLT SWB

Term: 1st January 2025 to Not Specified


  • GIFT CARD OFFER TERMS:

    1. Offer of one Mastercard gift card for each customer (Private, Blue Silver, Gold and Demo customers only) who purchases and takes delivery of a new or demo eligible vehicle from a participating Ford Authorised Dealership (Dealer) from 1 January 2025 until stocks last.

    2. The gift card offer values and eligible vehicles are:

      1. a. $8,000 for MY23 F-150 LARIAT LWB;
      2. b. $7,000 for MY23 F-150 LARIAT SWB and XLT LWB;
      3. c. $5,000 for MY23 F-150 XLT SWB;
      4. d. $2,000 for MY23.75 Transit Custom Trend;
      5. e. $3,000 for MY24 and prior Transit 350L;
      6. f. $3,000 for MY24.50 and prior of Ranger XLT, Sport, Wildtrak, Raptor and Tremor models only; and
      7. g. $2,000 for MY23.75 Mustang Mach-E.
    3. Customers must accept these terms and conditions to be able to receive the offer. Where gift card values exceed a certain amount, multiple gift cards may be issued to reflect the total amount.

    4. Once the Vehicle is purchased, customers confirm they are the lawful owner of the Vehicle and are entitled to receive the Gift Card and have provided correct contact details to which the Gift Card will be sent.

    5. Customers agree to the Gift Card terms and conditions, available here: https://card.gift/page/terms-and-conditions. The customer must activate their Mastercard gift card via The Card Network app and have a valid AU mobile number to redeem their gift card anywhere prepaid Mastercard cards are accepted. This digital-only gift card cannot be printed as a voucher or transferred and comes with a minimum 3-year expiry date.

    6. Rather than receive the Gift Card, customers may elect to instead receive an in-deal discount, equal to the gift card value, on the total purchase price of the eligible vehicle. This offer is otherwise not transferable or redeemable for cash or any other form. 

    7. Personal information including a customer’s name, address, telephone number, and email address will be collected by a Dealer and FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (Ford Australia) and used for the purposes of this offer. This may require disclosure to third parties, including but not limited to Ford Australia’s suppliers such as POWER2MOTIVATE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (Power2Motivate). Offer receipt is conditional on providing this information. By accepting this offer, customers consent to the use and overseas disclosure of their personal information in the manner set out in these terms and conditions and in accordance with Ford Australia’s privacy policy and Power2Motivate’s privacy policy. Ford Australia may disclose your personal information to overseas locations such as the USA and India. Ford Australia’s privacy policy states how customers can seek to access or correct any personal information Ford Australia holds about you, how to complain about a privacy breach and how Ford Australia will deal with a privacy complaint. You can contact Ford Australia at 13 FORD (13 3673) or by emailing Ford Australia at [email protected].

    8. Ford Australia reserves the right to reasonably suspend, vary, amend, extend, cancel or withdraw all or part of this offer to the extent permitted by law. Any right exercised under this clause will not affect a customer’s pre-existing entitlement.

  • 1. Restrictions and exclusions apply. See a participating Dealer for details or consult the pre-paid service plan terms and conditions or, if you have purchased a plan, refer to the terms and conditions of the plan you have purchased. Prices and plans on offer are subject to change without notice. Actual price is determined by dealers and may be less than this advertised price.

  • 2. Recommended driveaway price on Ranger Black Edition in Arctic White at participating dealers, while stocks last. Prestige paint and options available at additional cost. Stock may vary between Dealers. Ford Australia and Ford Dealers reserve the right to further reduce recommended price. Ranger Black Edition not available for purchase by Platinum Fleet customers.

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Comments

  • +17

    No prices listed on the website and have to submit an enquiry with the dealership. They really don’t make it easy.

    • +8

      $8k cash back on a $150k+ truck.

      • +3

        "Car"!

        • +2

          It's not a car.

        • It's not a car it's a ute

  • +14

    I’d prefer a get out of jail free card for marrying my cousin than cashback if I was buying this car

    • +4

      marry cousins

      -

      "Who will come and live a life devoted to chastity, abstinence, and a flavorless mush I call rootmarm?"

      • +1

        I had to look up that reference :-(

    • +3

      Marrying your cousin is legal in Australia.

      • +3

        diversity is our greatest strength

      • But, bizarrely, you can't marry close relatives by adoption that you have no blood relationship with.

        • Kudos for trying

    • +2

      That's more of a Toyota Camry thing…

  • +2

    Then they have your details & hound the crap out of you till you buy something .

  • +2

    whats with all the car sales

    • +16

      I think people have very short memories and forget what life was like in the few years leading up just before covid. Esp 2018/19
      House prices were falling, cash rate was low for years, QE full throttle yet noting was moving forward, car sales tending lower, food was cheap, rent was cheap.
      With cars - you could literally go into a dealership, get 10-15% off list price and drive away a day or two later. Stock was everywhere. Did you know every year they had plate clearance where you would get awsome discounts on old models? Also when you bought a car and drove it out of the dealership it actually depreciated rather than appreciated? Unbelievable ah?
      With houses the list price was what the owner wanted. Buyers told the agent what they wanted to pay for a property, not the other way around where agents are telling buyers what they believe it's worth lol and younger people now days boast that they paid over the listing price. Everyone crying poor that rates are high yet they are still below running average and below what it was 15 years ago.

      Money printing around the world during 2020-21 changed alot of things.

      • +3

        bring on the crash i say

        • That's what I need. Nearly paid off my PPOR - time to look for investment bargain and to build a retirement portfolio in the next 20 years

      • It was only that good prior to 2021 because after 2021 is so crap.

        The worse thing about the vast borrowing and money printing at the time was the only difference between the two political parties at the time worldwide was how much they gave away.

        Also “QE full throttle” was always going to bite us in the butt eventually. COVID just brought it forward and amplified the effect.

        • What's QE?

          • +1

            @Mr Bob Dobalina: Quantitative Easing.

            Central banks simply printing more money.

            • @GordonD: Turned out to be central banks buying failing assets at over market prices to stop the economy from failing and injecting more liquidity giving cash to those people who rinse and repeat. Infinite money glitch

  • +17

    Byd Shark is way better than this old car.

  • +1

    Not that I'm ever buying one, but are they right hand drive conversions or new from factory already right side?

    • +1

      Locally converted with Factory Warranty

  • +7

    military‑grade aluminium‑alloy body

    Why don't they use them in civil wars? I always see a machine gun mounted on the back of Toyota's.

    • +6

      Because Toyota’s will last longer and are cheaper to buy.

    • +4

      Military grade =/= good. Military grade = cheapest tenderer.

      • Maybe but non-military grade = cheapest materials possible.

        Military grade at least has some standards to meet.

        • Then what does “built to tough Australian standards/conditions” means in literally every Ute advertising now?

          • @ATangk: Built to handle potholes on the M1.

            • +1

              @smartazz104: What about parramatta road? Cant expect me to believe these trucks are being used out of the city.

  • Any deals on F-150 Lightning?

  • +7

    Anyone drive past Footscray road? The port holding yard has hundreds of these gathering dust.
    Selling a MY23 in MY25 sounds miserable

    • Trying to sounds desperate.

  • Price in title

  • +7

    The truck of your dreams blinding you with their lights in your rearview mirror.

    • +2

      "Car"

      • It’s a car when compared to the average American.

    • +2

      And the hood is just high enough to kill all the children you want!

  • +7

    You would have to have rocks in your head to buy a Ford. They do not stand behind their product.

    • +4

      Definitely wouldn’t want to stand in front of it, especially if it was moving.

      • +4

        Dare say you'd be safe standing at any point around a Ranger. Chances are it's broken down and needs an engine rebuild.

    • -5

      100,170 vehicles sold here in 2024, all those people must be idiots then.

      • +6

        Correct.

      • +1

        Whoever buys American industrial rubbishes is an idiot.

        • Probably like 5 of those are American-built vehicles.

  • +12

    Emotional Support Vehicles. Cheaper to get a psych.

  • What’s the benefit for Ford of this vs a straight old fashion discount ?

    • +2

      Probably some creative accounting move

    • +2

      Minimise price erosion and average selling price.
      That way they can keep the RRP at a certain threshold to keep the overall revenue high - looks better on EOFY reports.

    • +1

      Because it doesn't piss off all the people who've recently bought one that the value of their vehicle suddenly dropped.

  • +1

    getting close to RIP status.

  • +10

    A 5% gift card on $140,000 vehicle which must be one of the most un-Ozbargain purchases imaginable. No deal

    • +4

      Buyers can finally afford that medical enlargement they so desperately crave.

    • The XLT LWB is only $108k and has a $7k card (~6.5% off). Not too bad.

      • Hahahaha

  • +8

    12 yards long, 2 lanes wide, 65 tons of American pride!

    • Canyonero!

      • Boganero!

  • Errr what is the bargain / deal ?

  • +4

    Sweet. Basically first months of petrol for free.

  • +3

    The lower the IQ the BIGGER the truck!

    • +1

      Sorry but the F-150 pisses all over the smaller Ranger.

    • -3

      Why the hate sunshine? Do you want to seem edgy? Is everything OK at home?

  • +4

    MY23!!!!!!!!

  • +1

    An $8k/5% discount on a MY 23 in 2025 sounds like a bargain

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