That would be cool. Either way I hope we end up with our Broncos sooner than later.Will be interesting if we end up with sufficient information to decide who is right, but there is a great microdistillery in my neck of the woods here in Arizona that makes pretty darn good rye and bourbon whiskeys that I'd be willing to put up as stakes. Or once we take delivery of our new rides, we could meet for beers after an off road trip
@11Bronco1776 I also reserved at Larry H Miller Ford Draper. I made a post on their private Facebook group today about how you can still switch dealerships if you want and outlined how to do it. Also said there are other dealers out there that are offering $1,000 under invoice.
Correct,but if they play games when delivery happens and you back out due to the games they play they can sell your Bronco for upcharge
Man they're sooo lame. I too am going to Granger and hoping to drag as many people away from Larry H Miller as I can. Check out the club I just started so we can get the group pricing started
Well don’t place the December order unless you have a completed signed contract with details of all elements. Trade in , finance, and all other details of funding. It should be as if you took delivery that day. No gaps such as use of the Bronco prior to delivering.
I doubt many dealers would be willing to do this. With delivery likely 6 or more months after ordering, elements can change. Trade in value can change. Financing usually has a time limit to use it, so no guarantee you will get the same rate.
Maybe some dealers @Granger Ford on this forum can confirm the process. My understanding is that the purchase price and any related fees are finalized when the order is placed. A contract is written and signed. You are then assigned an order conformation number. I believe at this time the Bronco purchase price is locked in. For a trade in , get the dealer to give you the current value and what they based it on ( KBB etc ). If that's a good number and you can swing it, see if they will buy it at order time. Maybe offer to give them a small amount of the cash as a refundable Bronco deposit. Covid has changed the used car market and your trade may be in demand. Otherwise, at least you have a ballpark to follow pricing for the next 6 months. As for car loan rates, little should change in the coming 8 months.
That’s laughable. What does it even mean there are no pricing available on trim levels. We all know what the MSRP of all bronco trim levels. Ya options are up in the air but that shouldn’t friggin matterMy dealer finally emailed me back and said they would not be offering 1,000 below, invoice or MSRP and anyone who says they can offer invoice or below is “LYING”.
I would thank them for the response, then call customer service and switch your reservation immediately. Maybe when they lose half their reservations, they'll figure out how to sell cars.My dealer finally emailed me back and said they would not be offering 1,000 below, invoice or MSRP and anyone who says they can offer invoice or below is “LYING”.
I agree with the first 2 points. If you were willing and able to sell them your trade when ordering, I also agree with that. Used car prices are currently high. Mine has actually gone up $5-6 hundred this year. That's mostly due to new vehicle shortages currently. By the time Broncos start arriving, overall production should be up and cause used values to drop.
Not going to happen at a dealership
