If the dealer is honoring XPlan but Ford isn't you can get the price w/o an XPlan pin number
How would the dealer verify that you qualify if there is no pin? The fact that the dealer is even willing to honor that is a measure of goodwill. I would expect that they would require the customer to have the same amount of goodwill too. But hey, it isn't my business.
As somebody who's going through a dealer honoring x-plan pricing they have already outlined the process:
So difficult. Too much to understand.As somebody who's going through a dealer honoring x-plan pricing they have already outlined the process:
- Have your valid x-plan pin on-hand when you come in to legally purchase your Bronco (ie: at pick-up, not when making the initial order)
Lots of hoops to jump through there.....
Yes, 1 minute of effort...As somebody who's going through a dealer honoring x-plan pricing they have already outlined the process:
- Have your valid x-plan pin on-hand when you come in to legally purchase your Bronco (ie: at pick-up, not when making the initial order)
Lots of hoops to jump through there.....
The pin number is to prove your X Plan eligible and for Ford to pay the dealer a small commission, Ford isn't honoring X Plan on 2 and 4 door models so no pin is actually needed. X plan pricing is usually honored on other models as it's real close to invoice. And yes it's goodwill on dealer part if they take it on Bronco.
OK. I must have miscommunicated my message.
