Did you get the Bronco? Also, you are very correct, 1 point in reserve can be pretty much considered a mark-up, just hidden.
I'm not entirely sure why they don't want to take cash down... usually it is the other way around, they are asking for money down to get you approved or meet a payment...
it comes back as a Dealer statement, mine does at least. If a dealership doesn’t give it to you in the deal, it’ll show up within 45 days.
you have to remember, some of these dealerships are beyond old school and don’t do a lot of things electronic either.
I wouldn’t immediately start screaming...
It truly boils down your state/local laws, but a dealership does not have to sell you a car. I think a lot of people seem to forget this. They should describe why they don’t want to sell you a car, but they don’t “have” to.
It is very true, that cash is very frustrating for dealerships...
You won’t be able to pull it up. It isn’t a certificate or rebate, it is a invoice credit from Ford once the sale of that vehicle is reported sold to you and a DORA/WBDO order date before March 19th, 2021 was verified. If they don’t give it to you today, the dealership will have to wait up to 45...
Hello there, just give them this. It is not a rebate to the customer and will not reflect in the Vincent system. It is paid on their dealer statement
What are the new 2022 MY MSRP price protection amounts for customers who placed an order prior to March 19, 2021?
Bronco two-door
Bronco...
It has been said, but your dealer has no allocation probably. This message has not be relayed to me yet, even though it could be coming? Ford is slow at telling the dealers important things like this.
I feel for all of you that went to Granger, it will be a long-long wait for some
I have customers who act really surprised that I swipe my card for them... its a $1.50 versus one of the biggest purchases someone can make - I can handle it
Depending on your laws in the local/country, a deposit means nothing really. It is all a mental tactic.
Consumer laws do protect you in the US, but even then, a deposit is just a currency exchange. A signed legal agreement means more than money. I don't get into all of that, if you tell me you...
I can tell you right now, if you go to any dealer trying to gain "leverage" you'll most likely get pushed to the bench and they'll sell it to someone else.
I don't mean to be blunt, sorry.
Even if it is a law in Canada that they cannot ADM, you are still getting a hell of a deal on a vehicle...
Maybe, maybe not - I've installed RC on F-150s and Maverick, no issues on either. Hopefully it isn't an underlying issue with the Bronco design(I highly doubt it)
Update: We have done another alignment, road force balancing, and swapped out the aftermarket wheels/tires for the stock set. The...
It does help, thank you! I went with aluminum rings, plastic sounded cheap and I thought of friction/heat.) We did inspect the plate, no damages. No wheeble wobble on the machine - which I was seriously hoping for. We are thinking of bent/bad rims. They were only $156 a piece, amazing...
Sure, I can see your point. 3.73 gears have been matched to 315s/35s way before Bronco. If that is the issue, smaller axles - the Bronco community will have to wait for conversion kits. I'm not surprised, nor am I complaining. I cannot imagine though that Ford didn't anticipate people lifting...
I've put about 150 miles on the tires since we did the last rotation, I've been really hoping that it was just tires breaking in. It doesn't seem to be a tire issue, but I will swap them out to see if it happens with the stock tires. If it does, it has to be the stress/strain on the drivetrain...
It is instant, right when it comes past 60 mph it just happens. I initially thought it was a certain tire, but after we did a rotation&balance it still occurred. I can feel it in the steering wheel, gas pedal, and floor board.
We want to look into moving the drivetrain components, but I do...