ford A-plan
#1
My father works for ford and i was wondering if anyone knows if they are going to have this plan for the 05 mustang. my father dosen't not think so. The dealer i ordered the mustang from said i had to wait and see when the pricing comes out i ordered the car anyway. let me know if anyone nows about this. jenna. :bang:
#2
I think it depends on whether or not the dealer wants to give it to you, since they don't really HAVE to in the beginning (or ever, I think). I'm an X-plan buyer, and my dealer has guaranteed to me that they would give me X-plan pricing.
#3
If the dealer wants to honor A-Plan, they will give it to you. I doubt there will be a problem, especially after the first batches are done.
One thing though, the car will have to be under your father's name, as far as I know.
One thing though, the car will have to be under your father's name, as far as I know.
#4
The dealer I go to told me they will definetely honor A and X (and Z-retiree) plans. They told me it would hurt their business if they didn't. If you qualify for one of the plans, hold your ground and search around until you find a dealer that takes the plans. Don't let the emotional wanting of the car take over your better judgement. There are alot of dealers out there. You'll get A plan.
#5
Originally posted by Galaxie@August 20, 2004, 6:03 PM
If the dealer wants to honor A-Plan, they will give it to you. I doubt there will be a problem, especially after the first batches are done.
One thing though, the car will have to be under your father's name, as far as I know.
If the dealer wants to honor A-Plan, they will give it to you. I doubt there will be a problem, especially after the first batches are done.
One thing though, the car will have to be under your father's name, as far as I know.
#6
Most dealers do not turn down A plans unless its on something like a Mystichrome cobra. If someone wants to turn down an A plan on a low proffit margin vehicle like a mustang, then screw em.
Oh, kick them in the ding ding, and then find another dealer.
Oh, kick them in the ding ding, and then find another dealer.
#9
You qualify for A plan if your Dad is a Ford employee. Ford dealers do not ever have to honor A/X/Z discounts, but most do, as it keeps them in Ford's good graces. Ford has a way of finding out if a dealer is constantly denying discounts, and since they supply the cars, you can see how they have leverage.
In any case, you should be able to pre-order without prices using A plan; I know because I did. Price is really irrelevant, since A plan by definition is just a percentage off invoice, so you can order w/ A and when prices appear in the order system, you'll get the A-plan price.
Good luck...
In any case, you should be able to pre-order without prices using A plan; I know because I did. Price is really irrelevant, since A plan by definition is just a percentage off invoice, so you can order w/ A and when prices appear in the order system, you'll get the A-plan price.
Good luck...
#13
Hey Kevin ,can anyone walk in off the street and ask for a A or X plan and get it or if you can't would a dealer give you the same deal as 2% under factory invoice as well???
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#14
Originally posted by Ripstang@August 24, 2004, 12:03 AM
Hey Kevin ,can anyone walk in off the street and ask for a A or X plan and get it or if you can't would a dealer give you the same deal as 2% under factory invoice as well???
Hey Kevin ,can anyone walk in off the street and ask for a A or X plan and get it or if you can't would a dealer give you the same deal as 2% under factory invoice as well???
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Dealers are re-imbursed up to MSRP (as I understand it it's MSRP, but I could be wrong) for A/D/Z/X plan purchases, therefore, if they do not have a PIN number registered to the name of the purchaser, then the dealer is not reimbursed. So, no, I doubt a dealer would give A/D/Z/X plan prices to someone in off the street.
#16
alright, quick question since there seems to be some people in the know on these ford discount plans... Anyone know if I'd be eligible for any of them since my dad works for U.S. Steel? they provide a lot of the metal that goes into making the cars, but my dad never buys new vehicles just the business ones he drives at a huge discount after they surpass xxxxx amount of mileage
#20
Originally posted by adrenalin@August 23, 2004, 12:42 PM
What is the difference between the A-Plan and the X-Plan. Oddly enough I qualify for both but have not been told the difference.
What is the difference between the A-Plan and the X-Plan. Oddly enough I qualify for both but have not been told the difference.
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