I hope I do too. Thank you.
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$2000 off Invoice on October Bronco Reservations at Granger Ford
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Sorry, google "Iowa Nice".. We do have the Hawkeyes that keep Floyd the pig in our display case.
BTW I'm a 04/03 build going to Granger
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ouch...my Dad played for the Gophers, Starting safety, Bud Grant was his roommate,Sorry, google "Iowa Nice".. We do have the Hawkeyes that keep Floyd the pig in our display case.
My Dad's sophomore year (1949)as a starter MN 55 IOWA 7
I made the deposit over a month ago but I think it should be a common courtesy to have up front pricing provided to buyer before requesting the non-refundable deposit. Especially, as there are some private offers missing for some.
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The paperwork you signed at time of order is the up-front pricing from Granger. The private offer comes from Ford and is applied as a rebate at time of purchase, so they can't just put that on your paperwork.
There have been some issues with locating private offers, though. Best bet is to call the Ford marketing line and see if they can locate the certificate for you.
There have been some issues with locating private offers, though. Best bet is to call the Ford marketing line and see if they can locate the certificate for you.
I purchased my 2021 Bronco from Granger with the October 2020 $2,000 below invoice deal. I was asked to do the $500 down after I got a vin as well. I didn't have a problem with it and as a previous poster stated it goes towards the final purchase price (which was lower than any other dealer in the country) I didn't lose any sleep over it and you shouldn't either. PS congrats on your vin, the Bronco is worth the wait.
Thanks. How did you get a 2021 with an October reservation??
Plan to do that tomorrow morning
Heads up, if any of your personal info has changed since your reservation date, ask them to look it up with your old info. My address has changed and apparently the two systems don't talk to each other.
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Appreciate the heads up
The stars aligned with a little luck. My first reservation (base sas 2 door hardtop) was with Granger in July 2020 for 1000 below invoice. Then when the October deal came out I made a second reservation (base sas 4 door soft top) at 2000 below invoice with Granger. The second reservation got pulled first (May of 2021), built in August 2021 and delivered in Sept 2021. I canceled the first reservation after I picked up my second reservation Bronco. I got it at a ridiculously low price of around 38K. The same Base sas build now is just north of 47K on the build and price.
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I knew about it and I'm not a Granger customer, my local dealer took care of me. I do follow their threads. I put down $500 at order, not when I was scheduled. More than a fair policy...
Yep, seems fair considering the amount of a-holes out there on the interwebtubes. Just read this site to verify that, LOL!
... and yes, as far as I can recall, they have always been up front about needing a deposit once you got a VIN.
Honestly, I thought it was a grand, not $500 bucks.
I was surprised at the 2 day window to pay up though. I'm not an office worker. Email is not part of my daily or work life.
I'm lucky to check my email twice a week.
Also, obligatory , if $500 down is stressing you, a new car purchase may not be the right move for you.
... and yes, as far as I can recall, they have always been up front about needing a deposit once you got a VIN.
Honestly, I thought it was a grand, not $500 bucks.
I was surprised at the 2 day window to pay up though. I'm not an office worker. Email is not part of my daily or work life.
I'm lucky to check my email twice a week.
Also, obligatory , if $500 down is stressing you, a new car purchase may not be the right move for you.
Yep, they are certainly all over this site…
it’s not the money for me, it’s that it was never communicated.
What’s the 2 day to pay window? Obviously this is something else they haven’t communicated to me.
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