Its been said many companies can take atvantage of X pricing because they are involved in the auto business. Where can you find a list of companies to see if you are involved with one of them?

 

How soon do you want your car? If you join the EAA, you can use it in 1 year. If you're a vet, you may be able to join the DAV and take advantage immediately. Not sure if there are other organisations out there, but I'd be suprised if there weren't.

Jason

 

I don't know if there is a complete list out there somewhere. I work for IBM and when I went to work there they told us we had that benefit. They gave us a company code which I used to create an account at www.youdecide.com. After I created my account and gave my company code, I could browse around an see what discounts I got. For example I also get a 5% discount at Barnes and Noble.

I would check with your HR department at your employer.

 

I am paying MSRP for my 05' GT.

BUT YOU KNOW WHAT? If my dealer doesn't get IT before other orders and I see people driving them around 3-5 weeks before mine comes in, I'll be sure to threaten cancellation.

Some of you are like me and paying MSRP hoping to be one of "the first" in the neighborhood. But yeah, I figure the stupidity of MSRP should have some bonafide results, particularly owning the car before others. We should be the Jay Leno's of our respective cities for a month or so... :P

 

Lighten up Francis..... :P

 

Got to be a disabled veteran to qualify.

 

Pearson Ford in San Diego used to have a list of companies that are Ford Partners, and eligible for the X-Plan, but I could not find it on the internet anymore. I think your best move would be to call the Ford Partner Recognition Program directly at 1-800-348-7709. You can give them your company name and ask them if you are on the list.

 

Ask your office manager, or HR, they should know.