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Came across this post on a 6th Gen FB page. Hope everyone got a signed purchase agreement when they ordered their bronco.
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Here starts the dealer games
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Guaranteed they didn't establish purchase price in writing at ordering. Brutal
Guaranteed they didn't establish purchase price in writing at ordering. Brutal
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They cant do anything about it. ADM isn’t a new thing.
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No lawyer would touch it with a 10 foot pole. No signed agreement, no right to MSRP.
I feel like all the little shit we @ them on doesn't really warrant a resonse, but something like this is why they are here and this needs to be addressed swiftly and violently
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No, it's not. But taking someone's reservation that they paid for straight from their hands so they can milk more coin, is certainly different than a regular markup. (Adm should have legal constraints put on it in general too. I think it's one of the auto industry's biggest cons, if not THE biggest)
This should be punishable. Judge Judy their ass!Came across this post on a 6th Gen FB page. Hope everyone got a signed purchase agreement when they ordered their bronco.
Over the past several months, with the value of the Bronco skyrocketing and dealerships struggling through some tough times, I have wondered if we would be seeing this exact scenario play out.
Turning this into an indictment against the reservation holder for not getting a signed price vs. a verbal agreement instead of placing blame where it belongs (on the greedy dealership) tends to add legitimacy to these integrity-challenged dealerships.
They are in effect steeling the reservation by pricing the reservation holder out of their order after a year or more of waiting. I hope karma is a thing, and they get their just desserts in the end.
Turning this into an indictment against the reservation holder for not getting a signed price vs. a verbal agreement instead of placing blame where it belongs (on the greedy dealership) tends to add legitimacy to these integrity-challenged dealerships.
They are in effect steeling the reservation by pricing the reservation holder out of their order after a year or more of waiting. I hope karma is a thing, and they get their just desserts in the end.
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Purchase agreement or no purchase agreement, that is dastardly behavior. Surely such business practices on a non-abandoned custom ordered vehicle (not a stock build) cannot be in line with Ford's policies. I can't think of a better example of "malicious compliance". Rat b******s.
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