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My dealer took my order over the phone and then he emailed me the order summary sheet listing build/prices. I signed it, emailed him back, and talked with him over the phone to give him a deposit. I've never done this before, so I thought that was fine. Will my signed summary page lock in the price, or do I need something that says purchase agreement? Thoughts anyone?...
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You should be fine if it has both your signature and a managers signature on it. I'm going in next week to order and will ask for a purchase agreement with a managers signature. It's not that I don't trust a car dealer (lol), but better be safe than sorry.
It has his name on the form, but not his signature. Hopefully, it will be ok. I don't know, I'm lost when it comes to all things Ford Bronco I guess...
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It doesn't hurt to ask for a signed Purchase order. If you're doing outside the dealer financing, the bank or Credit Union will require it. A signed document by both parties will have alot more validity than one with only one parties signature. If my dealer isn't willing to give me a signed Purchase order after I ask for one then that's a red flag for me. When I ordered my Rubicon the dealer was giving me a hard time on the price we negotiated. Apparently my Purchase order was signed just by the sales person and not a manager. After a 15 minute decision with the owner, they honored it. But this time around I'll have a managers signature on my Purchase agreement before I leave the dealership.
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This just in, Ford is recognizing Granger and giving them a massive bronco allocation. $2500 under invoice sign up now!!
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As long as I'm dreaming: Cactus gray will also be a real shade of green. And garage openers, heated steering wheels, MGV seats, signature lights, and black hard tops for everyone!
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As long as I'm dreaming: Cactus gray will also be a real shade of green. And garage openers, heated steering wheels, MGV seats, signature lights, and black hard tops for everyone!
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Look around here more, lots of people are getting similar deals. Granger and Stephen’s being the most prominent, but now lots of one offs matching their deals or better.
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I see that is true, do you know what their doc fee, any other fees, other than TTL are? I certainly am going to check them out when the next gen Ranger comes out. My local dealership, that I have purchased two Rangers, a F350, and a Honda CRV, in the last two years, would not even commit to MSRP, on a Bronco, also very high Doc fee. I am paying, MSRP, and low doc fee, in a neighboring state for Bronco, thought I had done well, guess not so well!
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Granger's is $180 doc fee and a $45 trip permit fee (state required when not licensing in-state). No other fees.
I'm not sure about Stevens because they are even farther away from me than Granger. ?
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Thank YouGranger's is $180 doc fee and a $45 trip permit fee (state required when not licensing in-state). No other fees.
i definitely understand your concerns. three of my last four vehicles were ordered with a small deposit and the purchase agreements was signed at delivery. i had pretty good idea from the various factories on a solid timeline for delivery.
of course, the longest i had to wait for any vehicle to arrive was under 8 weeks. at this point, if we're looking at 6 to 12 months out, i'd wait until at least the scheduling information in May was available.
of course, the longest i had to wait for any vehicle to arrive was under 8 weeks. at this point, if we're looking at 6 to 12 months out, i'd wait until at least the scheduling information in May was available.
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How in the hell are people getting 1k under invoice?
I signed to pay exactly msrp after walking out when they tried to get $2,000 additional dealer markup.
I signed to pay exactly msrp after walking out when they tried to get $2,000 additional dealer markup.
