Ford X Plan for MY 2022?

[Bituman]

Easier and cheaper to join the Mustang Club of America to get XPlan. I got a pin but obviously cannot use it. Cost me around $50.

Yep, #Firefight911 posted same thing. I’ll take a look at that before snagging the Ford common stock. Thanks!

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[Bituman]

Easier and cheaper to join the Mustang Club of America to get XPlan. I got a pin but obviously cannot use it. Cost me around $50.

Yep, #Firefight911 posted same thing. I’ll take a look at that before snagging the Ford common stock. Thanks!

 

[Moya7]

Yep, #Firefight911 posted same thing. I’ll take a look at that before snagging the Ford common stock. Thanks!

oops sorry I missed that post. My dealer is giving below MSRP to those who locked in with them but I missed the cut-off having changed dealers. They are promising MSRP at the very least. Would have eaten up any savings picking up a truck out of state offering below MSRP, so I'm satisfied with what I'm getting.

 

[FordOwner]

^^^^^^^^ It is 6 months of share ownership.

It is up to the dealer if they will honor the X plan, it cuts into their profit but entirely their call. If Ford honored it, it would not cut into the dealer profit and Ford has stated the Bronco will not qualify for the program, that ain't changing any time soon.

Thanks for sharing the attached Shareholder Relations pdf.

 

[lakesinai]

Thanks everybody. I really appreciate all the info. I think I will buy the 100 shares. No big down side. Like was said above, I can keep the shares and sell later. Here is what my dealer sent me in an e-mail.

“Camelback Ford is one of the few dealers not charging over MSRP and willing to honor any A,Z,X plans that you may have available to you.”

So based on the info in this thread that you all provided, I can buy the 100 shares, get a pin from Ford, and even though Ford doesn’t honor X Plan pricing, my dealer says they will. I think it’s worth a shot.

By the way, not one of the “Similar Threads” listed on the bottom showed up in my searching. I’m finding the search function on this site is a bit lacking. Again, I really appreciate the help and info.

To get an actual pin, you have to send away for it, after you meet the ownership time qualifications. Took me a few weeks to Jacksonville office.

 

[wilmerfjohnson]

^^^^^^^^ It is 6 months of share ownership.

It is up to the dealer if they will honor the X plan, it cuts into their profit but entirely their call. If Ford honored it, it would not cut into the dealer profit and Ford has stated the Bronco will not qualify for the program, that ain't changing any time soon.

Nay nay. Dealers get paid a commission back from Mother Ford for A/X/Z plan deals. When I worked for a Ford dealership (back in the day) the A/X/Z plan deals were a great deal for both the customer and for the dealership. The ugly issue with A/X/Z is trade in allowance. IMO, even though the trade in "shows" a bit less, the A/X/Z deal is a good deal.

 

[John Bronco_ I am here]

Nay nay. Dealers get paid a commission back from Mother Ford for A/X/Z plan deals. When I worked for a Ford dealership (back in the day) the A/X/Z plan deals were a great deal for both the customer and for the dealership. The ugly issue with A/X/Z is trade in allowance. IMO, even though the trade in "shows" a bit less, the A/X/Z deal is a good deal.

It is up to the dealer if they will honor the X plan, it cuts into their profit but entirely their call. If Ford honored it, it would not cut into the dealer profit and Ford has stated the Bronco will not qualify for the program, that ain't changing any time soon.

I will admit my writing was confusing, but you did not read the entire post. Ford is not honoring the X plan with the Bronco, therefore if a dealer chooses to give a customer X plan pricing then they are cutting into their own profit to do so.

 

[Compta38]

I would be stunned if Ford gets out half of their planned orders for MY21 and I honestly don't see them offering incentives or xplan on what will be their hottest selling vehicle any time soon.

 

[Bituman]

I will admit my writing was confusing, but you did not read the entire post. Ford is not honoring the X plan with the Bronco, therefore if a dealer chooses to give a customer X plan pricing then they are cutting into their own profit to do so.

Well stated and this is what confuses me with this situation. My dealer says he will honor X Plan pricing, but I’m not sure why he would do that since it would seem to reduce his margin. I may reach out to him to get clarification. Stay tuned...

 

[Bituman]

Checked out what @Moya7 and @Firefight911 said re: Mustang Club of America. See the 6th bullet point here: https://mustang.org/about/benefits/

Also, here is a related thread on this site: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...an-rules-changing-still-not-for-bronco.13304/

That does look easier than purchasing 100 shares of Ford common stock. I think I’ll give that a try.

 

[Moya7]

Checked out what @Moya7 and @Firefight911 said re: Mustang Club of America. See the 6th bullet point here: https://mustang.org/about/benefits/

Also, here is a related thread on this site: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...an-rules-changing-still-not-for-bronco.13304/

That does look easier than purchasing 100 shares of Ford common stock. I think I’ll give that a try.

Pretty sure they’re accepting XPlan for the Sport by the way.

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