It doesn't hurt to ask for a signed Purchase order. If you're doing outside the dealer financing, the bank or Credit Union will require it. A signed document by both parties will have alot more validity than one with only one parties signature. If my dealer isn't willing to give me a signed...
Local Dealers in the drivers seat this year. But I think next year we'll see more dealers being more negotiable to compete with dealers like Granger & Stephens. As the more Broncos they sell the higher their allocation. For the first two years, Reservation holders will be in a better place than...
You should be fine if it has both your signature and a managers signature on it. I'm going in next week to order and will ask for a purchase agreement with a managers signature. It's not that I don't trust a car dealer (lol), but better be safe than sorry.
Order goes in next week. First Edition - Lightning Blue - Black Interior - Black Mod Hardtop. The hardest part of ordering this Bronco is going to be waiting for it.
I'm hearding to my dealership next week to place my order and wanted to know if forum members are receiving a purchase agreement with negotiated price. I already have a negotiated price with my dealer, but want a purchase agreement as to not have any problems when delivery time comes.
The Visco decals aren't my of cup tea.. Someone just needs to come out with the classic side/hood decal and call it a day. I might even pull off my FE decals for this one.
As others posted, alot of dealers did this to lock in a customer from switching. Glad it back fired in their face, as Ford stepped in. Just remember if you're not happy with your deal you can always go to another dealership. The power of the reservation is in the customer hands. ?