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Old 6/12/05, 07:26 AM
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Whats the differance between an x-plan or a-plan when you buy a car?

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Old 6/12/05, 09:12 PM
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I bought mine on A-Plan (which you have to be a CLOSE relative of a Ford Employee i.e... son, daughter, brother,sister,ect...)and paid about $1200 less than X-Plan price (cousins ect...) My car stickered at 20550 and A-Plan was around 18000.
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Originally posted by KAD@June 12, 2005, 9:29 AM
Whats the differance between an x-plan or a-plan when you buy a car?

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Nothing, Nada the x a and z just tell you if they are active or retired.
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Originally posted by dprestia@June 13, 2005, 10:35 AM
Nothing, Nada the x a and z just tell you if they are active or retired.
Sorry the a and z are the same the x is a little more. I think the a and z which are aplan= active and zplan= retired are 2% above dealer cost.
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A is active Ford Employee or immediate family member
Z is retired Ford

Both prices are approximately Dealer NET cost.

X-plan is for friends and non-immediate family of Ford Employees OR Ford Vendor employees, OR large companies that buy a lot of vehicles from Ford can get it for their employees. It is A-plan plus approx 3%.
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Originally posted by KAD@June 12, 2005, 7:29 AM
Whats the differance between an x-plan or a-plan when you buy a car?

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