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I was a little irked when he mentioned the uselessness of the tie loops. Doug being mostly a sports car guy, I'd bet big money that if he was reviewing, say, a Porsche with canards, he would raving the quirkiness and performance acumen of the canards even though 99.9% of people would not be able...

I had bronze KNPs on my Type R before I sold the car at the end of last year. Highly recommend Kansei. Most likely going to go for KNPs again whenever it's my turn to get the Bronco.

Can you expand on this a bit? Hard to pass if you're getting a Black Diamond or Badlands... Edit: whoops...didn't realize I'm the 3rd person to ask about this already haha

Yes, really I disagree The bad news is that not one dealership in California stepped up to the plate

How do I open the full doc into a new tab?

How to do I add my info?

Fairfield was shady as hell with me...just sayin

Alright, so which dealership are we going with?

What's the end game though? Invoice? Below invoice? X-plan is already close to invoice and Ford Store is offering Invoice + $450. Just not sure how much more convincing a small group of people can be when we're competing against Californians with deep pockets willing to spend whatever the...

Interesting...I talked to one of the managers there and he told me they're going to let the market dictate the price

I started calling dealerships today, and one of them ended up being Hansel's sister store: Henry Curtis Ford in Petaluma. The rep confirmed no markup and also no dealer add-ons. No word yet on honoring X-plan though.

There are a few threads on this, particularly on switching dealers and how it’s done. Part of the process includes refunding the $100 back to the customer when the switch to the new dealership is made, so it’s been suggested that Ford ultimately keeps the $100/person and doesn’t distribute the...

I mean...look at this way: besides honoring X plan, which other California dealership is offering a Bronco under MSRP? People are already going head-over-heels for MSRP.

I saw them on the Master List for No ADM, and e-mailed the sales manager, Michael Tran, for confirmation on the Bronco. So far, no response. Edit: After looking through that link, I'm going to switch my dealership to them. Looks like the Ford Store will be the California version of Granger...

Nope, I did this a few years ago with my Type R. I didn't pay a steep cost, and it was a pretty easy process bringing a brand new out-of-California car into California (minus the usual headache at the DMV lol).

California, Fairfield, Ford Fairfield Roberto Marin ended up being my contact. Right out of the gate was asking for an additional $500 deposit as "part of Step 2". A little bit of back and forth, and I cut to the chase about pricing: "not sure if we are marking them up or not." Listen: I see a...

You will pay the pay the sales tax either way, and the rate will be based on which city/county you plan to register the car. The car dealership can process the sale as a "California" purchase, and tax you at the time of purchase, or sell it to you tax-free and you'll pay the sales tax at the...

I got an e-mail from my chosen dealership right after the initial $100 deposit asking for an additional $500 refundable deposit