Ford Dealer- NY-

[EvlNvrDys]

There are a few dealers active here that are making those offers. @DealerInsider being one of them in the Philly area so not all that far from you and they have shown themselves to be open and honest with pricing. MSRP seems to be the standard pricing for reservations being converted to order with pricing only going down from there. I'm sure dealer units that might hit the lots will be marked up but doesnt seem to be the norm with converted reservations.

And just to expand upon that... the dealers who have made BETTER THAN INVOICE deals with members of this forum know exactly what they got themselves into. They go back on a deal, they'll most likely end up in a ditch.. isn't that right @DealerInsider?

But hey, I'm not going to fault the OP for trying here. Another option for someone still on the fence. Good luck.

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[WatchYourSix]

Ty for your comments. With respect to converting from one dealer to another, one can reserve the new truck at a secondary dealer and have it converted immediately. We do not have a clear idea when those orders will actually be built.. (ie. Will they be built according to reservation date, conversion date, hierarchy on Ford's list etc). With respect to pricing, I have heard many dealers quoting above MSRP, adding delivery and/or prep fees. We will sell all vehicles at MSRP without any surcharges. The margins which we are afforded ( invoice/list) have narrowed significantly over the years, not keeping up with the cost of doing business. I am not very confident that any reputable dealer who wishes to remain in business and profitable would consider discounting the Bronco at this point

Converted orders that are allocated will be built according to reservation date, barring any late availability options or commodity restraints with the builds. I doubt anyone on this forum is paying above MSRP. Most are paying invoice or less and have a signed, written agreement with the dealership.

 

[xusarmy]

Better late then never. I only learned of this Forum after an out of the neighborhood customer called up to order a car based on our ratings and satisfaction index. We offer a no haggle, no additional fee experience. 100 percent customer satisfaction is what we strive for

Ok, then, Im sure you can come up with a better offer then we rate highest in overall customer satisfaction. ;-) What is that old saying…SHOW ME THE MONEY

 

[DealerInsider]

And just to expand upon that... the dealers who have made BETTER THAN INVOICE deals with members of this forum know exactly what they got themselves into. They go back on a deal, they'll most likely end up in a ditch.. isn't that right @DealerInsider?

But hey, I'm not going to fault the OP for trying here. Another option for someone still on the fence. Good luck.

or as someone said on here b4, "hit by a bus"

 

[Midlife Crisis]

... I am not very confident that any reputable dealer who wishes to remain in business and profitable would consider discounting the Bronco at this point

This is not going to get you very far here.

 

[DealerInsider]

The dealers that are offering 3% below invoice.. or better? Beware of any surprises. I'll leave it at that

Since im the 3% under guy...I would really like you to let the members know of the "surprises" you speak of

 

[Vigor]

Since im the 3% under guy...I would really like you to let the members know of the "surprises" you speak of

Dealership fight!

 

[Brongo]

Since im the 3% under guy...I would really like you to let the members know of the "surprises" you speak of

Welcome to Thunderdome. Two dealers enter. One dealer leaves.

 

[Apples]

Since im the 3% under guy...I would really like you to let the members know of the "surprises" you speak of

<sigh> I was trying to help the guy out and he immediately stuck his foot in his mouth. In for the entertainment at this point.

 

[Chrism81]

Oh man, here we go again

 

[Judge Rufus]

I am not very confident that any reputable dealer who wishes to remain in business and profitable would consider discounting the Bronco at this point

@Zach@Granger
@Granger Ford
@NayNay
@DealerInsider

 

[RG7]

Oooh I love these threads!!!

 

[Jakethesnake]

Ty for your comments. With respect to converting from one dealer to another, one can reserve the new truck at a secondary dealer and have it converted immediately. We do not have a clear idea when those orders will actually be built.. (ie. Will they be built according to reservation date, conversion date, hierarchy on Ford's list etc). With respect to pricing, I have heard many dealers quoting above MSRP, adding delivery and/or prep fees. We will sell all vehicles at MSRP without any surcharges. The margins which we are afforded ( invoice/list) have narrowed significantly over the years, not keeping up with the cost of doing business. I am not very confident that any reputable dealer who wishes to remain in business and profitable would consider discounting the Bronco at this point

Definitely not the way I’d choose to get my thread seen but I guess you’re bold

btw, this probably won’t end well

 

[Used2jeep]

or as someone said on here b4, "hit by a bus"

"Beep-beep-beep".

Sorry, not sorry, about the PTSD twitch...

 

[DealerInsider]

I am not very confident that any reputable dealer who wishes to remain in business and profitable would consider discounting the Bronco at this point

Lee, with all due respect, i appreciate your hustle of trying to get some biz on here, but you sound like a typical salesperson...be better than that...these are educated consumers...we will profit from F&I products (if they buy them), trades, & floorplan credits...we will also earn co-op to offset future advertising...u arent going to get any traction here at MSRP...btw, we can still be reputable and sell cars at 3% under invoice

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