Dealership Changing MSRP Deal

[tucker.stewart.tas]

Recently I was informed by my dealer that they were changing a policy to charge “market value” rather than MSRP. I specifically went with this dealer because they originally promised they wouldn’t up charge the bronco and would only charge MSRP. Of course they made this change and informed order holders after the deadline to change dealers. Anyone else being faced with this issue? Several legal issues come to mind with this tactic not to mention consumer protection issues.

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[midwestpilot]

Do you have in writing the promise to honor MSRP pricing?

 

[MN_OuterBanks]

If it’s not in writing, good luck.

 

[Dr.Detroit]

Do you have in writing the promise to honor MSRP pricing?

Ford had a list and folks def kept it... This is why dealerships should end the sales side of things...no reason we could not buy online and pick up at mod/service/experience/delivery center..takes the crooked middleman out of the equation saves a ton of money, refocuses on customers not sales. Would help stop destroying Ford Mo Co. credibility. A more centralized sales force could be a real good thing. sorry dealership sales folks..

 

[Oceannomad]

Lawyer up! I saved all my emails just in case this same thing occurs.

 

[North7]

Your promise is as good as the piece of paper it is not written on.

 

[Compta38]

I wonder if you could 99 your order then maybe change dealers before the 22MY rolls out. If this is not a possibility I would cancel the order completely and make damn sure the dealer didn't get the allocation.

They're gonna tack on $10k to your Bronco and.no matter how cool they are the fact is they're not worth the negative equity.

 

[myrealname123]

Welcome to the forum, Tucker.

 

[Brocked]

Wow that sucks.

 

[North7]

Can we say, you're not in Kansas anymore?

 

[myrealname123]

But for reals, that sucks man.

 

[Erock]

Be nice if you could publicly ridicule these sort of practices... but you’d likely be sued if you did.

 

[Dads_bronze_bronco]

Do you have a local news station that covers consumer rip offs? “7-on-your-side” I’d be calling them and a the better business bureau. And a lawyer.

 

[Desert_6G]

I hope you got something in writting. That way you. If you didn't your somewhat screwed. If you did you can always advise them to follow through or you'll find a lawyer and have them also pay for attorney fees. And also leave them negative feedback on google, yelp and report them to the BBB. Some places take reviews seriously and would do anything to prevent negative feedback.

 

[SVTLightning]

Do you have a local news station that covers consumer rip offs? “7-on-your-side” I’d be calling them and a the better business bureau. And a lawyer.

Don’t forget the H-A’s too.

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