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[EvlNvrDys]

We will be accepting new reservation holders starting 03/20/21 for 4% under invoice.

But here are a few Questions I'm sure I will be asked and zack@granger was nice enough to answer on his 2k under thread:

• Will this apply to transfers? - No, this is only for new reservations made on 3/20/21 and moving forward
• When does this end? - when Zack@Granger stops advertising at 2k under
• How does this make sense for the dealership? - it doesn't...we do it bc we love you
• What will pricing be after reservations have closed? - probably 20k over MSRP....j/k
• When could I expect to see this Bronco? After 1st quarter of 2022...we will update when we know for sure
• Will this apply to Warthog? - Not sure yet...waiting to hear allocation plan from Ford
• How much am I saving? Based on 2021 Bronco Pricing...$56755 MSRP, $54718 Invoice, $52529 4% under = $2189 in savings

Awesome news!!!

I think EVERYONE who is NOT within a 100 mile radius of your dealership but has a pre-July 15 reservation needs to CANCEL right now, get a new reservation and jump on your deal!

 

[Razorbak86]

 

[BEM-S4]

Tom your math is a little wonky... you calc'd your savings off invoice not MSRP. This example deal is 7.5% below MSRP so the savings is quite a bit more than you have stated with the $2,189 it's actually $4,266. Don't want you selling yourself short.

($52,529/$56,755)-1 = (7.45%)

 

[ZackDanger]

 

[Dirty Bronco]

Not going to lie... I saw the title and knew this was going to be juicy... The actual post was on a another level though. To actually list the reasoning for the price decrease and it's relation to Granger... Too funny!

 

[dingle87]

Looks like the Midwest and Eastern US are taken care of by a few dealers who want to move volume! I love it! Thank you

 

[Zach@Granger]

Why don't we draw a line at the Mississippi River and divide evenly from there?

We wish them the best! We'll take care of the Midwest, and we need a Dealership out West to step up.

 

[Used2jeep]

This is a WIN for everyone! Granger, Chapman and the customer. Smoothing out the purchasing curve to allow a smoother workload for both dealerships.

EVERYONE wins. <-- This is my work credo, well, it is the REQUIRED credo for my job classification.

 

[dingle87]

Why don't we draw a line at the Mississippi River and divide evenly from there?

We wish them the best! We'll take care of the Midwest, and we need a Dealership out West to step up.

Whoa... whoa... Whoa...

I'm closer to Granger, but if this is your wish.... LOL

 

[Zach@Granger]

Whoa... whoa... Whoa...

I'm closer to Granger, but if this is your wish.... LOL

We can include illinois/Indiana too.

But you'll probably end up moving here for lower taxes than Illinois anyway so it's a moot point.

 

[Used2jeep]

Why don't we draw a line at the Mississippi River and divide evenly from there?

We wish them the best! We'll take care of the Midwest, and we need a Dealership out West to step up.

Darn straight! Everyone wins!

 

[ZackDanger]

Tom your math is a little wonky... you calc'd your savings off invoice not MSRP. This example deal is 7.5% below MSRP so the savings is quite a bit more than you have stated with the $2,189 it's actually $4,266. Don't want you selling yourself short.

($52,529/$56,755)-1 = (7.45%)

Math looks like it checks out... And it's pretty common for us to discuss pricing based on Invoice on the forum (the previous discounts were also based off Invoice), so I think the assumption is that people are interested in what the savings is under Invoice (and not MSRP).

 

[1975U15]

Why don't we draw a line at the Mississippi River and divide evenly from there?

We wish them the best! We'll take care of the Midwest, and we need a Dealership out West to step up.

Been waiting most my adult life for that Zach.....see you soon

 

[Used2jeep]

Why don't we draw a line at the Mississippi River and divide evenly from there?

We wish them the best! We'll take care of the Midwest, and we need a Dealership out West to step up.

There is a lake in MA that is called
Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg. Easily called Lake Webster. It's Native American meaning is roughly " You fish on your side, I'll fish on my side, and no one shall fish in the middle".

This, the Mississippi River shall now be called Bronco River Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg.

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