It only helps you knock down those fees if they accept the pin. And like you said, it's not honored, so it won't help you. Unless of course you are using it for a different vehicle other than the Bronco, then you are good.
Thanks for the clarification! I am using it to knock deal the dealer related fees - spend $25 and save $500+
Correct.. but again, as long as it's NOT on the Bronco. Most anything else you'd be good. I used my pin about 2 months ago on an Escape (my kid bought it). Was simple to use, and helped get him where he needed to be on out the door price.Thanks for the clarification! I am using it to knock deal the dealer related fees - spend $25 and save $500+
My dealer is telling me they will accept the X-plan on the Bronco but only to be applied towards the dealer/doc fees. They will knock them down to only $100. It won't go towards the pricing of the actual Bronco.
Wow, you got yourself a good dealer there then. Dealers up this way could care less about a pin. They want MSRP + there $300++++ doc fees. Different worlds I suppose. Lucky you.
Saw the same! I guess these are the perks of being in the SE however I hear that another dealer in Maryland is doing a similar deal to what I got...Invoice pricing, etc..Wow, you got yourself a good dealer there then. Dealers up this way could care less about a pin. They want MSRP + there $300++++ doc fees. Different worlds I suppose. Lucky you.
Edit: Double check MCA's web site to be sure.. but I didn't hear of them losing x plan, so you should be good.
Edit #2: Looks like they still do.
