I see the Bronco I ordered for sale on my dealers website

[Pattytester]

Read the other comments. Standard procedure everywhere.

Read the other same replies to the other comments, too

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[AZ_Liberty]

So that makes it right?

It's neither Right nor Wrong. It's lazy and automated.

The Dealer didn't specifically put your Bronco up there, their computers are set up to automatically put ever VIN up they have shipped to them.

 

[andrusoid]

My Bronco was built last month and I have been checking daily to see when it ships. I just happened to look on cars.com to see if there were any Broncos available locally and see one listed at my dealer that was equipped just like the one I ordered. They listed a VIN number and it was my Bronco. They have it listed for sale
for $10,000 more than MSRP. I am beyond shocked to see this and waiting for the dealer to open to confront them. I have already purchased lots of accessories to add to my Bronco when I get it and can't believe they did this. Wow!

One of these days they are going to pull this on a slightly unhinged member of the public that's going to climb over their desk and convince them what a bad idea it was, oh, wait, I already got my Base. Never mind.

 

[DD214]

I bet if you called the dealer an inquire like Joe public they would say it was and ordered car for someone

 

[Wannabe Techie]

It’s all automated. I got excited and saw lots of inventory in my area and when I called I was told customer has on order. So I learned that if there are pics of the actual car vs stock photos, then those are the real ones.

 

[Russ1Bronco]

...I waited 12 months for my Bronco...time of order..to time of delivery...I could say the vin number in my sleep..one day I'm scanning my dealer's web site...and SOB...there is my vin number in the details..with an accurate photo of my vehicle...I go to the dealership and ask them what happening...and their response was...they add that ADM..in case I refuse the Bronco..that is the price will will be asking for...everything turn out fine,sold to agreed A/Z price..

 

[Bob 07064]

When I was searching I’d see tons of Broncos on sites, and they would always say “this is a customer order and already sold, but come on in and we will order you one too” and then they claim Ford posts to their site automatically when they get one and they don’t have control over it. As a buyer it’s very frustrating because they’re advertising stock they don’t have and wasting my time!

That's not always the case. My dealer had at least 15 Broncos on their lot and not one was listed on their web site. I asked about them and was told they get listed on the site only if the original buyer backs out.

 

[FrankenRodz]

That's not always the case. My dealer had at least 15 Broncos on their lot and not one was listed on their web site. I asked about them and was told they get listed on the site only if the original buyer backs out.

EXACTLY my point!
Don’t bother replying all you Experts, I‘be gone and blocked all of you knuckleheads.

 

[Tcbbronco]

Maybe its a simple fix but Id be ready to accidentally back into it and eat the deductible just for the satisfaction and Carfax ding

 

[22OBX]

There have to be a 100 threads on this

 

[Lt. Ron]

I've been using Ford's dealership search engine and called a few dealerships because "this just arrived" and "that just arrived" And the universal answer is "this is a customer order, I can take your name if they refuse it"........

 

[Compta38]

EXACTLY my point!
Don’t bother replying all you Experts, I‘be gone and blocked all of you knuckleheads.

 

[Fuzion2Bronco]

My Dealer did not post it on their website. They called me the day it got delivered and told them I will be there 3 days later and in the meanwhile wanted to check it on their website but I could not find it there. I think its not done by every dealer even though its a standard practice in NH.

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