Mustang Retail Verification and Scheduling program

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Mar 19, 2010 | 12:43 PM

#21

05fordgt

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From: Phoenixville, PA

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Originally Posted by Ltngdrvr

I think that since the bread and butter at a dealership is parts and service that some dealers just don't do a good job selling new cars.

That really isn't true. If a dealer just doesn't sell enough cars, they can lose their franchise!! The manufacturer can pull it from them for lack of sales.

Mar 19, 2010 | 12:44 PM

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05fordgt

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From: Phoenixville, PA

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Originally Posted by DontShoot

Yup, sounds like the local dealers around here. One guy said I could take a '10 for a test drive... if he could lock me in as a customer. Wow, thanks man! Really awesome of you to do that for me!

That shocked me when you told me that bud!! That place (I know it as I dealer-traded for a Shelby GT back in 2008) is a bit different, and not in a good way!!!

Mar 19, 2010 | 01:10 PM

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Falchion

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Thanks Jeff! I stopped by today to get the license copy turned in.

Had three sales guys standing next to my 65 when I came out.

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Originally Posted by 05fordgt

No, it shouldn't. Not having the license doesn't mean anything as this program is only for Ford to confirm REAL retail orders and to get them built even if a dealer doesn't have allocation. No worries on your issue bud.