New '12 Incoming
2/18/12, 11:13 AM
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New '12 Incoming
Unfortunately, my current 2011 turned out to be a lemon. Ford has been kind enough to approve a replacement for me.
The car arrived at my dealership yesterday and I should be able to pick it up on Tuesday.
It's not optioned quite as well as my '11, but id does have a couple other things my '11 does not. Heated seats, 3.73 axle.
I'm losing the shaker 1000 and accessory package 5.
Anyway, here's the replacement! I'm pretty excited about finally being able to enjoy the Mustang again!
The car arrived at my dealership yesterday and I should be able to pick it up on Tuesday.
It's not optioned quite as well as my '11, but id does have a couple other things my '11 does not. Heated seats, 3.73 axle.
I'm losing the shaker 1000 and accessory package 5.
Anyway, here's the replacement! I'm pretty excited about finally being able to enjoy the Mustang again!
2/18/12, 12:11 PM
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Based on the rules I had to follow, I had to spend as much on the new car as I did on my previous. It's an MSRP to MSRP transfer.
An exception was made in this case to allow me to choose a slightly cheaper car as the inventory is slim right now. I was not allowed to order a car or anything like that. I had to have the dealer do a trade for this vehicle as it was optioned as close to mine as we could find in the region.
As long as it was on a dealer's lot and was at least $39,470 I could choose any Ford or Lincoln.
2/18/12, 02:39 PM
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I guess I'm not certain what you're trying to ask here.
Based on the rules I had to follow, I had to spend as much on the new car as I did on my previous. It's an MSRP to MSRP transfer.
An exception was made in this case to allow me to choose a slightly cheaper car as the inventory is slim right now. I was not allowed to order a car or anything like that. I had to have the dealer do a trade for this vehicle as it was optioned as close to mine as we could find in the region.
As long as it was on a dealer's lot and was at least $39,470 I could choose any Ford or Lincoln.
Based on the rules I had to follow, I had to spend as much on the new car as I did on my previous. It's an MSRP to MSRP transfer.
An exception was made in this case to allow me to choose a slightly cheaper car as the inventory is slim right now. I was not allowed to order a car or anything like that. I had to have the dealer do a trade for this vehicle as it was optioned as close to mine as we could find in the region.
As long as it was on a dealer's lot and was at least $39,470 I could choose any Ford or Lincoln.
2/19/12, 11:34 AM
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Thanks guys! I'm really looking forward to being able to get behind the wheel and actually have some fun. Ford has taken care of me through the whole deal, so I give them kudos for that!
Tuesday can't come fast enough!
Tuesday can't come fast enough!
2/20/12, 07:04 PM
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