Update-Situation fixed-So my Bronco has come in.... & marked up 10k by DCH FORD OF EATONTOWN

[Compta38]

Nobody has said it’s okay. But legally it holds water. The OP should have done his due diligence (because you knew when you ordered it that ADMs were to be expected) and the dealer should have done their due diligence and had paperwork signed by both parties. Both sides are complicit.

Only one side is complicit in being a piece of shit. I'll let you try and figure out who that is.

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[Bronco4lyfe85]

as for @RJSD - you joined this forum yesterday, you have only posted in ONE thread, why don't you go buy a newspaper with today's date and take a selfie in front of your local USPS to show us where you are if you aren't connected to the big corporate asshats that DCH is?

perfect. @RJSD

Let’s see it.

 

[RJSD]

Post with Price

Boy for claiming people can read or understand post(s), you sure as hell provided a document with price on it.

Correct. And he signed that document saying ‘yes, this is the vehicle and options I want ordered’. There was no agreement on price. The dealer never signed the document either.

 

[North7]

Only one side is complicit in being a piece of shit. I'll let you try and figure out who that is.

The sad part is, dealers like this do not have one ounce of a moral compass and they really don't see they are the problem.







"DCH FORD OF EATONTOWN"

 

[dingle87]

I missed something didn’t I?

I felt the same way this morning... jump right in, the water is fine.

 

[Rubisquatch]

The OP is certainly ignorant as to how car buying works but come on. Common sense tells you that you get things in writing (in this case a purchase agreement) if you want things to go smoothly. Without it the dealer is legally allowed todo whatever it wants. They know they can sell it with that ADM. why should they sell it to this guy?

Wow! You are ignorant as to how Bronco buying works. The OP ordered the Bronco and did get things in writing. At that time, you (dealer) could have easily said “by signing this you are ordering this vehicle but this is not the price you will pay“ but the dealer choose not to. They had chance over 13 months to tell him and still chose not to. That is completely unethical. And for you to defend this as normal or common or even expected is simply baffling.

And why should they sell it to this guy? Because HE ordered it. The dealer didn’t order it and dealer would not even have this if it weren’t for OP.

 

[RJSD]

The sad part is, dealers like this do not have one ounce of a moral compass and they really don't see they are the problem.

Its true. But the reason dealers charge ADMs is because people pay them. Stop doing that and they go away.

 

[rustedgoat]

I would side lean toward RJSD's side that legally there is no "contract". I don't know law but the intent of a deal was in motion if that actually means anything.

Ethic wise and public opinion wise DCH FORD OF EATONTOWN comes across as a bunch of predatory shysters.

Easy to say walk away if there is an unexpected ADM, some people simply need a car.

They have deeper pockets and already know what and how they can get away things.

Like someone said before mentioning "DCH FORD OF EATONTOWN" in your replies moves this thread up when you do a google search.

 

[Aviboy97]

Correct. And he signed that document saying ‘yes, this is the vehicle and options I want ordered’. There was no agreement on price. The dealer never signed the document either.

The build sheet was supplied to the customer by the dealer with a price.

 

[North7]

In terms of price you will pay?

That would have been a valid argument prior to the OP having a tantrum and encouraging people to leave fake bad reviews. At this point, and without a purchase agreement or anything binding that says they have to give the OP first right of refusal, they should just wash their hands of him and not to sell it to him. He can go elsewhere.

That's right folk's, your Reservation is not Binding!

Comprehension starts at the bold text...

"DCH FORD OF EATONTOWN"

 

[dingle87]

See, I know when the right time is to step in.

 

[GreenMtnBronco]

That would have been a valid argument prior to the OP having a tantrum and encouraging people to leave fake bad reviews.

actually the reviews aren’t fake, they all state the dealer is scummy for adding an ADM by surprise after a year. Seems like that’s all truthful

DCH FORD OF EATONTOWN

 

[RJSD]

Comprehension starts at the bold text...

Straight from Ford.com:

“By completing the Reservation Process, you are not ordering or purchasing a vehicle. The Reservation Process allows you to configure a Vehicle and pay the Reservation Deposit (“Reservation Deposit”) to an authorized Ford or Lincoln dealer (collectively “Dealer”) you select. Participation in the Program does not guarantee you vehicle delivery. You must contact a Dealer to discuss final transaction pricing, arrange any necessary financing, and complete your purchase of the Vehicle.”

https://www.ford.com/help/terms/bronco-and-bronco-sport-reservation/

How is this so hard for people to understand?

 

[LynyrdSkynyrd]

Just do yourself a favor and stop already - you are clearly the GM or associated to the dealer in question and you sound like a gigantic ass hat with continuing to respond - you clearly said "we" in a post earlier, which was a slip on your part - it's obvious to anyone with even the smallest IQ that you are indeed associated with them, so please, just stop already. DCH Ford of Eatontown has officially tainted their name all over NJ and I'm personally thrilled that my dealer in NJ is now reaping the benefits of your BS antics.

Correct. And he signed that document saying ‘yes, this is the vehicle and options I want ordered’. There was no agreement on price. The dealer never signed the document either.

 

[mandyhoth]

There was ADMs on the freaking Mach-Escape and there are ADMs on the Maverick (which is like adding an ADM to the Aerostar lol). It's reasonable to assume there would be on the Bronco. To suddenly be surprised that there is going to be more money asked on the hottest product right now is laughable.

Yes the dealer is being a douchebag but there's no law or recourse against that. It's not how I'd run my dealer.

It's also hilarious that ADMs have been occurring from every manufacturer over decades. Ford even makes you sign a contract that you can’t sell your GT until they allow it. Yet ADMs on the Bronco have you all spun up.

Well I’ve never bought a car that had ADM’s. I had no idea that was a thing until this Bronco. Until after mine was built and sitting at dirt mountain. My 2017 explore was msrp. I’ve never followed releases of exciting vehicles. That’s why I say the ordinary person who is going in to order a Bronco has no idea this is even a thing. The dealers should be made to disclose this info at time of placing an order. I bet you 80% of the people who ordered a bronco had no idea. Myself included. I’m just praying my dealer is ethical. We’ll find out in the next few days

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