You would realistically expected to be able to move up to a more expensive model than you had reserved and Ford would hold the price?
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Not the same? The value of the voucher is determined by the increase in the model you had on order - so far most option prices seem unchanged - you can apply the voucher to another model, that is the distinction.
Don't have the time to read through 17 pages but assuming you make no changes to the build that you had in place, you get a voucher to offset the difference. If this is correct the problem in the logic is as follows (and I apologize if it has already been mentioned): 1. you will probably wind up paying taxes still on the increased sticker price and 2. your cost of registration and insurance may be slightly higher due the sticker price. Luckily I finalized what I wanted a few months back with the exception of the color.
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So a interesting follow-up to this is: Will the vouchers also be Dealer locked? Would I be able to take my voucher to another dealer that has more allocations, possibly getting my order built faster? Could I apply it to an order that I place now at another dealership?
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Will we receive the voucher for our price protection or will the dealer?
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