2013 Mustang Order Guides (including GT500) & Price Lists
Mach 1 Member
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From: Albany
Originally Posted by 05fordgt
Hey guys, the timing for retail order scheduling was listed on the recent commodities control report. It says "Retail Scheduling: Until the OK to Buy is achieved, retail orders will not be selected for scheduling.
So until Ford gives the OKTB, no retails will be scheduled. Usually, the OK is given about 2-4 weeks after Job#1 begins.
Ugh another 2-4 weeks.
Bullitt Member
Joined: December 17, 2011
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From: Naples, FL
Hey guys, the timing for retail order scheduling was listed on the recent commodities control report. It says "Retail Scheduling: Until the OK to Buy is achieved, retail orders will not be selected for scheduling.
So until Ford gives the OKTB, no retails will be scheduled. Usually, the OK is given about 2-4 weeks after Job#1 begins.
So until Ford gives the OKTB, no retails will be scheduled. Usually, the OK is given about 2-4 weeks after Job#1 begins.
2-4 more weeks!
Shelby GT500 Member
Joined: December 20, 2011
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From: CenTex...sort of
Y'all complaining about a few more weeks need to get some perspective: those of us waiting on ford to release the gt500 don't even have prices yet. Another 2-4 weeks is cake compared to the 4-5 months we've got in front of us. Two to four weeks isn't all that long considering.
Shelby GT350 Member
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Originally Posted by kcoTiger
Y'all complaining about a few more weeks need to get some perspective: those of us waiting on ford to release the gt500 don't even have prices yet. Another 2-4 weeks is cake compared to the 4-5 months we've got in front of us. Two to four weeks isn't all that long considering.
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From: CenTex...sort of
Team Mustang Source
Joined: June 19, 2004
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From: Phoenixville, PA
You all have nothing to complain about. Try waiting 6 months!! That is how long I had to wait for my 2006. It was ordered in August of 2005 and delivered in February of 2006. It was still supremely poplular and hard to get with 1 GT per month for allocation. THAT was a long long wait!!!
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Just got my order in today.... One thing I was curious about. anybody done tinting through the dealership? My salesman offered me the option to tint the front windows the same as the back for $99. Since I live in tx and tinting is a must I was going to get tinting done but was curious if matching the back tint would be good or if I should have the whole thing done to a darker tint via 3rd party?
Mach 1 Member
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From: Albany
Originally Posted by erouch
I just got my $750 private cash by email.
Will it work on 2013s?
Will i get my mustang by the expiration which is 4/28/2012?
Will it work on 2013s?
Will i get my mustang by the expiration which is 4/28/2012?
Mach 1 Member
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From: Albany
Originally Posted by wheelman
Others have said it does. Do you have experience otherwise?
Originally Posted by G8toGT
OK - I got knocked off my $750.00 coupon pedestal today...
I have received three coupons so far. Two coupons are for 2012 cars - my dealer won't accept these for 2013 under any circumstances. One is for a 2013 but it expires on April 23rd. If the car comes in April 24th or later - which I figure is 95% likely - dealer won't accept the coupon.
I have heard tales of people "locking in" coupons before they expire. I called Ford Customer Service (incentives and brochures) at 1-800-334-4375. They confirm conditions on coupon must be met exactly or they don't have to accept them. My understanding is that the dealer takes these coupons up front and is reimbursed by Ford, so if Ford doesn't reimburse the dealer then dealer is out of luck.
BTW - if you call Ford customer service, be prepared to answer a lot of questions before you get to ask any!
I have received three coupons so far. Two coupons are for 2012 cars - my dealer won't accept these for 2013 under any circumstances. One is for a 2013 but it expires on April 23rd. If the car comes in April 24th or later - which I figure is 95% likely - dealer won't accept the coupon.
I have heard tales of people "locking in" coupons before they expire. I called Ford Customer Service (incentives and brochures) at 1-800-334-4375. They confirm conditions on coupon must be met exactly or they don't have to accept them. My understanding is that the dealer takes these coupons up front and is reimbursed by Ford, so if Ford doesn't reimburse the dealer then dealer is out of luck.
BTW - if you call Ford customer service, be prepared to answer a lot of questions before you get to ask any!
Team Mustang Source
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From: Phoenixville, PA
Hey guys, I can add to the coupon question. If you ordered a car and the car comes in after the coupon expires, to get the coupon to be accepted after the date, all the dealer should need to do, is contact their zone rep and ask them for an exemption and they should be able to claim it after the fact. I know this as I asked my zone rep this very question. She said, if the customer ordered the car and then got one, and the car arrived after the coupon, she would make sure the coupon would work, as long as we asked her for the help on it. Just ask your dealer to contact their rep and they should be able to use the coupon since the customer ordered th car long prior to its expiration date.
But of course eact regional rep is different. Only going off of what my rep said to me.
But of course eact regional rep is different. Only going off of what my rep said to me.
Mach 1 Member
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From: Albany
Originally Posted by 05fordgt
Hey guys, I can add to the coupon question. If you ordered a car and the car comes in after the coupon expires, to get the coupon to be accepted after the date, all the dealer should need to do, is contact their zone rep and ask them for an exemption and they should be able to claim it after the fact. I know this as I asked my zone rep this very question. She said, if the customer ordered the car and then got one, and the car arrived after the coupon, she would make sure the coupon would work, as long as we asked her for the help on it. Just ask your dealer to contact their rep and they should be able to use the coupon since the customer ordered th car long prior to its expiration date.
But of course eact regional rep is different. Only going off of what my rep said to me.
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Thanks Jeff - that IS good news (maybe) and I'll share that with my salesman. He's been great with everything so far.
Appreciate the heads up - and a big thank you to you and Five-O Brian for all the good info you guys consistently provide to this forum!
Appreciate the heads up - and a big thank you to you and Five-O Brian for all the good info you guys consistently provide to this forum!
Bullitt Member
Joined: January 4, 2010
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From: York, Pennsylvania
You all have nothing to complain about. Try waiting 6 months!! That is how long I had to wait for my 2006. It was ordered in August of 2005 and delivered in February of 2006. It was still supremely poplular and hard to get with 1 GT per month for allocation. THAT was a long long wait!!!
I can wait another few weeks for my Boss!
Bullitt Member
Joined: December 3, 2011
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From: Mesa, AZ
Cant remember, did you get your vin yet? You scheduled for 3/5 week?
