I've suspected that this is why I didn't receive my private offer but I've never been able to prove it. I moved twice before I finally took delivery and my dealer only had a $250 cert in their system. I'm guessing that this ship has sailed for me at this point (delivery in July 22). Leave it up to Ford to create a program that requires you to be in the same location for two years to verify your identity. Maybe next time they should require SSNs.
Sorry to hear about your issue. As if it isn't bad enough just trying to actually get the Bronco, the dealers aren't going out of their way to make the process any more enjoyable. My dealership isn't Berkshire Hathaway owned. It's a family owned dealership. They've been nice enough. They're just don't seem to really care much or want to put in any type of extra effort to help out. I've bought A LOT of new cars over my lifetime and this is, by far, the worst buying experience I've ever had.
It's very unfortunate, and life shouldn't be this way, but I find that when I am nice, people take advantage of me.
your price protection is not a rebate. The dealership will get reimbursed the amount difference from original order date and current MSRP. That is your price protection! Up to the dealership to give that money to you! Talk to the dealership they have received the money. It’s 60-90 days later shows up in dealer statement.
Standard Heritage and Everglades (change for MY23) you do get price protection; Heritage Limited and Raptor you do not.
Raptor and Heritage limited are exempt. Standard Heritage and Everglades are included. You got some bad information.
Don't really care enough get bad information, just was an assumption. And what private offer are referring to?
Was he LITERATELY out to lunch, or just out to lunch? This is the sale manager? Is that GM as in car or GM as in at the dealer?
Consider yourself lucky that you actually have the offer certificate. Mine in MIA. My advice is to stay on your sales manager to keep your certificate updated.Ford Marketing recently informed me that my “Bronco Model Year Transition Private Offer 2023” has an expiration date in early April. Dealer, however, said Ford is “supposed to extend it to all 2023’s that were converted”.
Anyone have experience (specific steps) working with their dealer to “extend” the private offer? Is is meaningful to me and I don’t want it “disappear”. Advice and counsel would be welcome. Thanks!
