Ford matches GM discount program
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If I can give you good people some advice....I work for a Ford Dealer in Columbia Maryland....Ive been in the bussines for 20 years...yes the A-plan price is the best you can get....check the price on your deal and ask to see the invoice ...A-plan is cleary marked on the invoice....bottom right hand corner....is where it is...Now if you have a trade...and all the dealers are offering the same price do what I call....shop the trade...call or go to other dealers to get the best deal for you....If you have any questions please pm me or e-mail.....
If I can give you good people some advice....I work for a Ford Dealer in Columbia Maryland....Ive been in the bussines for 20 years...yes the A-plan price is the best you can get....check the price on your deal and ask to see the invoice ...A-plan is cleary marked on the invoice....bottom right hand corner....is where it is...Now if you have a trade...and all the dealers are offering the same price do what I call....shop the trade...call or go to other dealers to get the best deal for you....If you have any questions please pm me or e-mail.....
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Originally posted by SurfnSoCal@July 5, 2005, 6:05 PM
I wish they would raise the price of the mustang. I am glad they aren't including it. Keep the mustang scarce and hard to find.
I wish they would raise the price of the mustang. I am glad they aren't including it. Keep the mustang scarce and hard to find.
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On a side note about the rest of their vehicles, if there are no other rebates as was said about GM, what is the big deal??? Besides no haggle.
There are other rebates, most did not change. I just refigured and F150 that I am tyrying to sell to a local company. The MSRP is $30,125.00. By the time you take A-plan $ 25,512.30 and deduct rebates $3500, that = $ 22,012.30 for a new LOADED F150 XLT supercab 4x2. This should move some metal.
There are other rebates, most did not change. I just refigured and F150 that I am tyrying to sell to a local company. The MSRP is $30,125.00. By the time you take A-plan $ 25,512.30 and deduct rebates $3500, that = $ 22,012.30 for a new LOADED F150 XLT supercab 4x2. This should move some metal.
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Originally posted by Badsnke98@July 5, 2005, 11:19 PM
I agree, hard to purchase any new vehicle on part time jobs. Maybe the Third World Nations will buy a few to help us out. Yeah sure. Someday people have to realize cheap products equal lower wages that cannot purchase big ticket items and that will be the down fall of this Nation.
That is why Ford can only sell 190,000 instead of the 600,000 40 years ago and there were 70,000,000 less people in the U.S.
"Buy Made In USA" as much as you can. It's your future.
Just support the point.
I agree, hard to purchase any new vehicle on part time jobs. Maybe the Third World Nations will buy a few to help us out. Yeah sure. Someday people have to realize cheap products equal lower wages that cannot purchase big ticket items and that will be the down fall of this Nation.
That is why Ford can only sell 190,000 instead of the 600,000 40 years ago and there were 70,000,000 less people in the U.S.
"Buy Made In USA" as much as you can. It's your future.
Just support the point.
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Ed, including rebates, make a great price! Yesterday CNBC reported about GM that their priceing was only a few hundred dollars less than when they offered rebates. 
So much for reporters. :notnice:
For other posters interested http://www.fordvehicles.com/ will give the price on the trim level of vehicles. That will give a very good idea what your price will be depending on options.
So much for reporters. :notnice:For other posters interested http://www.fordvehicles.com/ will give the price on the trim level of vehicles. That will give a very good idea what your price will be depending on options.
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I figured they would not include the Mustang, although I am a bit surprised that they did not include the v-6. They are saturated here with v-6. GT's cannot be found unless it is an order that has fallen through. It was what I expected though, GM did not include the corvette. Pontiac included the GTO but of course this car is not selling, I can count on one hand on how many I have seen on the road since it came out.
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