This is amazing! I'm way down in Arizona and have already reserved and picked a dealership. That being said, with the recent update from Ford about the customer being able to change their reservation at the time of their order, this gives me some options for sure! I've spoken with the dealerships here in Arizona and the one I've chosen is offering invoice pricing, but to be honest, unless they're willing to at least match Granger's offer of $1000 under invoice it might be worth switching to Granger. And heck, a 22 hour drive back home isn't too terrible.· Can we sell the Bronco at $1000 Under Invoice?
I have personally visited with a Ford employee about our pricing and confirmed we can sell at $1000 under dealer invoice. If you look at our website pricing on all our vehicles we have transparent upfront pricing without the need to negotiate.
That is our business model and the Bronco is no different. This is a mass produced vehicle and we will not take advantage of the initial demand and mark vehicles at MSRP or higher like other dealerships may do.
· Are there any hidden fees/Additions?
The state of Iowa has a state regulated documentation fee of $180. We will not throw on mandatory add ons or fees for other items that you do not want or need.
We will offer financing, extended service contracts, accessories, and protection products that are all completely optional and up to the discretion of the consumer.
· Can you get every reservation?
Yes, Ford’s reservation system is based upon you the end consumer not the dealership allocation model as on previous launches.
There has been very high demand for the Bronco, so we do not have an accurate timetable on when these reservations will be allotted, but we will be able to receive as many Broncos as we have customers demand.
· Can I switch my reservation from one dealership to another?
Yes. Ford has sent communication to the dealers assuring them that every customer will be able to choose the dealership they want to take delivery from.
This is great news for you
I’d hate to see consumers who reserved a first edition or other low reservation number be subject to MSRP or Above MSRP pricing from a dealership, so this gives you the option to switch to us without losing the reservation you currently made.
Ford hasn’t clarified how that will happen to us yet, but has assured it will be an option.
Anyway, thank you so very much for the information!
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