Granger isn't charging ADM. The issue is that, at the rate Ford is sending them Broncos, it'll take into the second half of the decade before Granger's orders are all delivered.
Don’t sugar coat it lol, we’re wondering if F*** lets us keep our orders long enough if we can just be transitioned to the 7th gen.
Granger is great as a dealership. They are transparent, straight shooters with great customer service. It's the Ford corporate office that is hamstringing this dealership and other small shops out there and it's customers with its voodoo math allocation garbage. I am a day 2 rez and they are telling me I won't get a whiff of my truck until likely 2023. At that point a whole lot of people will be driving Broncos. A lot of people who ordered well after me if they even had a rez at all. That is Ford Motor Company not honoring its reservation holders and there is no explanation that justifies doing that to me or others in my boat. None. So if you are "late" to the Bronco rez/order game I would order from Granger because you will get a great deal and you will sleep at night knowing they are not going to ambush you will any BS. They are 100/100 in my book.
Yeah can we hammer this place with 1 star reviews yet? It's become a favorite pastime of mine.
I would have expected more dealers in Illinois doing this shit too. Nothing confirmed yet, but it seems as though most, if not all, dealers in the Chicagoland area are honoring MSRP to orders. Had a sales rep at Rod Baker Ford (Plainfield, IL) tell me that Golf Mill Ford (Niles, IL) was marking up peoples orders although I talked to multiple sales reps at Golf Mill who said they were in fact selling at MSRP for orders. Like I said, not completely sure if any of this is true or if one dealer is throwing the other under the bus to try and get a sale
Did you get something from the dealership saying that you will only be paying MSRP with no ADM or other additional dealer fees? (like a signed contractor sales agreement) for your Bronco when you placed your order? unfortunately locked in can mean couple of different things here because of the way Ford is doing things with reservations/allocations and the fact that reservations are spanning model years. Unless you you were really specific the dealership is going to say locked in meant MSRP for 2021 vs 2022 vs 2023 model year price change, and not final sales price.
So does that mean it is open season on 1 star reviews? Have they been warning this is coming?
Yeah that’s sad and frustrating to hear. Sorry, man. I hope you end up with a Bronco
Yes. This is crap.
