College Graduate Program

College is expensive -- you don't need to be a finance major to know that. At our Ford dealership in Mobile, AL, we want to do everything we can to help you along as you work toward your degree. We understand that college has a lot of associated costs, but we can give you a break when it comes to purchasing a new car. That's right, if you're a college student or recent graduate, you might be eligible to receive a $500 incentive when you buy a new Ford! Additionally, we can help you get a great rate on a loan through Ford Credit when you decide to buy or lease at our dealership.

In order to take part in the Ford College Student Purchase Program, you'll need to come into our dealership and show us proof of your eligibility. Once you do that, you can take your pick of select new Ford models. Get in the driver's seat of a fuel-efficient sedan like the Ford Focus or Ford Fusion, and you'll find you rarely have to make a pit stop to fuel up. Want to roll up to the first day of your new internship or job in style? Opt for an SUV like the Ford Edge or Ford Escape. Plus, we have plenty of new Ford F-150 pickup trucks if they better fits your needs.

To Be Eligible to Receive the $500 College Student Incentive, You Must Be:

• An undergraduate enrolled full- or part-time in an accredited four-year college/university, junior college, community college or trade school. Students must be enrolled in at least two classes or an equivalent of six credit hours during the semester before the sale date, and must be in "good academic standing" according to the school's guidelines.

• Have graduated or plan to graduate between May 1, 2014 and January 2, 2018. You must have completed all the requirements to graduate if you're using an anticipated graduation date.

• Enrolled in an accredited Graduate School program, with a minimum of one class or an equivalent of three credit hours during the semester prior to the sale date.

You Must Show Us Proof of Your Eligibility, Such As:

• Proof of your enrollment status in two classes or six credit hours. Examples include: a copy of your class schedule, term grade report or a letter from your school stating you're enrolled and in good standing.
• Proof of a future school term, such as a letter of intent. Letters of intent must not be older than six months.
• A copy of your diploma.
• A letter from your school stating your conferred graduation date and the type of degree earned.
• A copy of your final transcript confirming your graduation status and the type of degree earned.