Someone said that Bell Ford FLEET dept offered no adm, no mandatory dealer ad on options, at cost ad ons if you want any and invoice price. I haven’t called personally to confirm. If that’s true, I’ll use them. If not, let me know who in AZ can beat it
I was thinking if you want the option to run 33s or 35s, choosing a trim such as Black diamond with 4.46 gearing would be a better option than Sasquatch’s 4.7. Thoughts?
Just clarifying the information bc it references examples of price under msrp, not invoice. I’m not even in the area, but don’t want disappointed people if it wasn’t invoice.
“Just Call them and don’t be rude”? Thanks, dad. Don’t know why you think you should be telling me how to behave
Technically they shouldn’t be able to screw you bc you can take you business elsewhere. But they could try to add mandatory dealer ad on options, charge you msrp or above, and they will do everything they can to make you give them your money. But again, you have the option to place the order...
Yeah I was wanting BD, 2.7, auto, hardtop, bigger tires then like, dude that’s gonna be like 45k+taxes easy for an off road suv. Now I’m base, plus options I want. It’s definitely not a budget suv
No dog in this one and I am considering a base. But it’s affordable as a base to those who can’t afford more... If you add a bunch of equipment you should expect to be in the same price range as higher models
Agree.. I feel relatively knowledgeable but have only purchased 1 car from a dealership. I think most people would be better prepared if they knew what the salesman goals really were at each step
Haha, you know of that guy? I think most consumers will recognize many of the tactics he is preaching from past dealership experiences . Education and preparation never hurts.
What are your thoughts on the adoption rate of these sales tactics at dealerships in general? Pretty high?
YouTube suggested this and I browsed through it. I’d recommend if you want to prepare yourself for what a dealership is trying to do to you and how they view you. In case you don’t wanna spend an hour, I included some key notes I got from it... hope it helps someone.
A few notes:
-what the...
So I noticed method lists 2021 bronco wheels for sale already. They have beadlock and simulated beadlock, for those who don’t want the beadlock’s extra maintenance. What extra maintenance will the Sasquatch wheels have?
https://www.methodracewheels.com/blogs/news/2020-ford-bronco
edit: also...
Is that a Sasquatch? I’ve seen so many press videos and test vehicles that are “customized prototypes” that at this point I don’t know if the badass ones are even what ford is offering us.