thread: Talk to me about Ford Territories and similar.

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  1. #1
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    Mar 2008
    Vic
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    If it's listed as an unpaid debt, then no, no chance. But if it's listed as a paid debt, then you'll probably find you won't have to wait the five years. We got one from a phone company and we got our mortgage three years after it was listed. (default wasn't our fault either which made it especially annoying - company kept sending bill to an address we'd moved from even though we'd remained customers of theirs and they ended up removing it).

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Oct 2007
    1,256

    ok I know this was a little while back but if you have ended paying off the debt of the laptop some finances company's/ banks are happy to still finance/ lend on a paid default. I used to work for a fiance company.

    I also own a ford territory and love it.... I got myself a 7 seater one knowing I would end up having a 4th child. The only. Prob I have is it's a fuel guzzler... I spend about $100 a week on petrol.

  3. #3
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    Dec 2006
    Melbourne
    3,041

    Oh wow Zee! How much driving do you do?
    We bought one in December and it costs $100 to fill the tank from pretty much empty. I haven't been driving too far since we have got it, usually only up and back to the shops a few times a week. Now kinder is starting and we have swimming lessons twice a week also we will be doing a bit more running around. I'm just glad DH's work pays for it!

  4. #4
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    Oct 2007
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    Not all that much to tell you the truth, just to shops, pre school twice a week and now the daily school drop off/ pick up. We are waiting for ford to get back to us with app time cause we think something might be wrong with fuel injectors. Long trips is ok but around town it's horrible. I thought my vx went through fuel.... Ford did try and tell us that was normal for a AWD territory but we ain't convinced.

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Dec 2006
    Melbourne
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    That sounds like a lot for that kind of driving. I know short trips take up more fuel as you're stop/starting all the time but still

    Let me know how you go with Ford. I'm interested to hear how you go.

  6. #6
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    Oct 2007
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    Will do