Ford Options End of Term
Explore your options at the end of your agreement.
It's the start of everything easy
When your Ford Option Agreement ends, Ford Credit is ready to help make the experience easy and convenient for you
We call it Ford OPTIONS because we give you three great options at the end of your agreement.
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RENEW:
Choose another vehicle
If you would like to renew your Ford you can trade it in at your Ford Dealer, or sell it privately if you prefer. Your Ford Dealer will assist you with the process, including settlement of your outstanding balance on your behalf. Please remember, however, that the responsibility of settling the financial balance remains yours. You may use any excess value over the GFV as a deposit towards your new Ford.
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RETAIN:
Ford OPTIONS also gives you the flexibility to own the vehicle at the end of the agreement. All you need to do, assuming all payments have been made, is arrange payment or refinancing of the GFV, which was deducted at the start of your agreement.
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RETURN:
Hand the vehicle back
Your pre-agreed GFV gives you protection against any unexpected fall in used vehicle prices. If you would like to return your vehicle, your Ford Dealer will arrange a vehicle appraisal. As long as your vehicle meets our Fair Wear and Tear standards, is within the agreed mileage, and your account is up-to-date, there will be nothing further to pay. Additional charges will be made if you exceed the agreed mileage or if your vehicle does not meet our Fair Wear and Tear standards.
We'll contact you before the end of your Ford OPTIONS agreement to make sure you have plenty of time to decide which option is right for you.
Important Information about Wear and Tear
Renewing your Ford before the end of your agreement
With Ford OPTIONS, you're in complete control, with the flexibility to renew your Ford at any time during your agreement. For example, you may want to take advantage of a current promotion. Your Ford Dealer will assist you with the process, including settlement of your outstanding balance on your behalf. Please remember, however, that the responsibility of settling the financial balance remains yours.