HorsC

I searched the search engine and didn't see anything about this but if i overlooked it then i am truely sorry to have wasted space and time... but anyways back to what we are all here for...i was wondering when you go to the dealer and are ready to discuss prices and whatnot how do you go about getting the invoice price? Do you just ask and hope to recieve or do you have to be in something special? If one dealer won't give you invoice will another dealer? It just seem very important to find out becuae why pay MSRP when you can get the same thing for invoice...Please someone answer my questions any help would be greatly appriciated.

NolanzDad

I may be wrong, but I find it highly unlikely that any dealer would sell this vehicle at INVOICE at introduction; maybe after a year or so on the market. I would definitely NOT pay MSRP (or above).

Greywolf

There is a stickey in the 05 section pricing and dealership the first post in it has a link to a PDF doc. listing dealer price, dealer price with holdback(invoice), and MSRP of the car and various optiions

Mike McRann

Over the last several months I've talked to several dealers about the 05 Mustang, and most of them said they would not honor any plans on this car (I have X-Plan)...some said they would sell at MSRP, while others have said they would markup the car as much as $5000 over sticker.

I found three dealers that said they would sell me an 05 Mustang at X-Plan price...two of those dealers told me that X-Plan is Dealer Invoice with Holdback (approx $200 added to that price) and that's what I would have to pay.
I talked to the third dealer yesterday and he told me he would honor X-Plan, and the price I will pay is Dealer Invoice with Holdback (nothing added to that).

I asked about ordering an 05 Mustang and he told me they would ask for a $500 refundable deposit and they would place the order for me, and I would have the car in 6 to 8 weeks (most dealers said 8-12 weeks on special orders).

So if things work out this week I might go ahead and place an order.

RaGsHoCkEy88

dude if its 6-8 or 8-12 im ordering like soon.......i dont wanna put $500 i wanna put more soo its pretty much a moral dilemma

Mike McRann

I'm working on a refinance on my house, and if that goes through (appraisal on Wednesday) I might go ahead and place the order and give the dealer the $500 deposit, then when I get the proceeds from my new mortgage I can either go in an put a large down payment on the car and talk about financing, or simply wait until the car comes in.

Gene Jockey

Step One: Marry the daughter of a 32 year Ford employee.

Step Two: Get A-plan pricing.

There is no Step Three.

Now get cracking!

Dan

Step One: Marry the daughter of a 32 year Ford employee.

Step Two: Get A-plan pricing.

There is no Step Three.

Now get cracking! [/b][/quote]
Nice I'm working on the same plan.

Kahdir

I can see it now... -first date, "So, how long has your father worked @ the plant?"

Galaxie

too bad I live in a chrysler town

HorsC

check the name, i'm a girl....and i don't think so! can anyone just tell me how they went about getting invoice pricing i know i've been seeing that on here for months....

os121

Hi HorsC, just click on the link below, and you will find the price list, which includes invoice pricing. B)

2005 Mustang Pricing

PS: Did you mean to ask how people negotiated an invoice based price with their Ford dealer ? If so, there are quite a few posts out here where people describe how they interacted with their dealers.

GhostTX

2nd Column on the above link is invoice. 3rd column is MSRP. Good luck trying to get the 1st column pricing.

Grantsdale

Step One: Marry the daughter of a 32 year Ford employee.

Step Two: Get A-plan pricing.

There is no Step Three.

Now get cracking! [/b][/quote]
I thought step 3 was profit?

Greywolf

I doubt if you can get invoice maybe 400-500 over invoice. Find the invoice of your car with all options plus delivery charges, then call every dealer in a 100 mile radius till one promises you the price you want. Go there and get it in writeing. Good luck! Let us know if you are succesful.

Birdman3

So that would mean that either you would marry someone around the age of 12, or the 32yr old employee had their daughter at around the age of 14

Kluski

I think he meant the father had been employeed for 32 years (making him around 50).

Indystang

Hey Kluski, VIN yet? What is the priority code set at on your order form?

Lynx4Ben

Step 3: Divorce the daughter of a ford employee.

Drivetime

Step Two A
Take delivery on the new Mustang prior to divorce.

Step Four - Hand over Mustang keys to ex-wife at settlement :bang: