NJ Dealers

[FellowM3]

Any recommendations to good NJ dealers, or anyone around (PA, NY)?

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[psychwarfare]

Winner Ford in Cherry Hill is good. I have my reservation through ACE Ford in Woodbury...no ADM

 

[FellowM3]

Winner Ford in Cherry Hill is good. I have my reservation through ACE Ford in Woodbury...no ADM

I wonder if any dealers will match what Laura Ford and Granger are doing with the -1k etc.

 

[ePic]

I want to make a reservation but I have yet to find a dealer I liked in NJ. I live in central NJ (Monmouth County) but am willing to travel if anyone here has found a dealer they liked.

 

[USMC_n_philly]

here you go.. there's a whole group of us in this thread.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/nj-ny-delaware-eastern-pa-md-ct-volume-buyers.3746/

 

[Merc4x4]

I want to make a reservation but I have yet to find a dealer I liked in NJ. I live in central NJ (Monmouth County) but am willing to travel if anyone here has found a dealer they liked.

I would suggest if you want a Bronco before spring 2022, make your reservation now. Choose Leo Kaytes, as they seem like an upstanding business to deal with. You can change your reserved dealer before Oct 31 if another dealer makes a better offer or you feel more comfortable working with them.

Sign up for Mustang Club of America for $25 and you will have access to Ford X Plan pricing. X Plan pricing will be a few hundred dollars above invoice and limit dealer documentation fees. It's a fair, no hassle price plan. Other dealers on this board have better deals, but you'll have to travel further, e.g. Stephens Auto Center in W.V.

You can easily back out in Dec when the ordering is supposedly opening up, cancel your reservation and get your $100 back. It is my understanding, you are not actually purchasing the Bronco until it arrives at the dealer. You could back out then, but depending on the trim and options you chose, the dealer might not be happy to have that on their lot. Be respectful to the dealer and don't dump a custom order on them if avoidable, but a lot of things can happen in the year between ordering and receiving.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...ranty-has-no-adm-and-accepts-the-x-plan.3765/

 

[coolrain]

Or if your a vet you can join Veterans Advantage that has additional bennys along with the x plan

 

[Brick Vanderhuge]

I got my last car from Wayne Ford and they were pretty decent and have a good service dept. Unfortunately, I've had way more bad experience than good ones buying a new car in my state.

 

[ePic]

I would suggest if you want a Bronco before spring 2022, make your reservation now. Choose Leo Kaytes, as they seem like an upstanding business to deal with. You can change your reserved dealer before Oct 31 if another dealer makes a better offer or you feel more comfortable working with them.

Sign up for Mustang Club of America for $25 and you will have access to Ford X Plan pricing. X Plan pricing will be a few hundred dollars above invoice and limit dealer documentation fees. It's a fair, no hassle price plan. Other dealers on this board have better deals, but you'll have to travel further, e.g. Stephens Auto Center in W.V.

You can easily back out in Dec when the ordering is supposedly opening up, cancel your reservation and get your $100 back. It is my understanding, you are not actually purchasing the Bronco until it arrives at the dealer. You could back out then, but depending on the trim and options you chose, the dealer might not be happy to have that on their lot. Be respectful to the dealer and don't dump a custom order on them if avoidable, but a lot of things can happen in the year between ordering and receiving.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...ranty-has-no-adm-and-accepts-the-x-plan.3765/

Partially why I haven't made a reservation is my job MIGHT be moving me to California beginning of next year. I won't know till earliest in November. I appreciate your input and will have to think a lil more as I definitely don't want to stick a dealership with a custom order that they might not be able to sell as that's not fair to them.

 

[EvlNvrDys]

Partially why I haven't made a reservation is my job MIGHT be moving me to California beginning of next year. I won't know till earliest in November. I appreciate your input and will have to think a lil more as I definitely don't want to stick a dealership with a custom order that they might not be able to sell as that's not fair to them.

I seriously don't see actually 'sticking' a dealer with a new Bronco. From everything we've seen, dealers most likely won't see inventory until 2022 or later (after reservations have been filled). Now I personally find that hard to believe, but it's what it being passed around currently.

So with that said, if you were to skip out on the dealer, well they'd get the bonus of having a Bronco to put on their lot, a year before most other dealers can.

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