When you Got Your Bronco did You get the 200k in points?

[acnp2022]

I have the document right from Ford that they sent out to dealers, it shows all 3 versions of the emails that were sent depending on what you ordered. Maybe they changed it later, but no points were offered to people with MIC or soft top.

I ordered a soft top and got 200k points. Dealer originally said he wasn't seeing any points other than the new car points, but once I forwarded him the email I got from Ford I got my points

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[DubC]

These points are only for people who originally had Modular top or Dual top on their orders, and switched to Soft tops or MIC tops before the deadline.
If you had a soft top or MIC top originally, you don't receive these points.

I have received 220,00 fordpass points so far for my Bronco, and I haven't taken delivery yet...

How do I check if I've received points?

 

[flip]

From June 11, 2021

 

[VelocityBronco]

How do I check if I've received points?

I use the FordPass app on my phone.

 

[GoTigersGoBronco]

It remains unclear how many points you will get. It is at least equal to 62,000. Several people have received an extra 200K for some unclear reason.

 

[brentutk]

Just realizing that I'm eligible for the 200k bonus points for originally ordering a mod top, but WON'T be getting them since I'm still unscheduled and am probably not getting a 2021. But since since mod tops still aren't available in 2022, I wonder if they modify the policy of only giving the 200k points to those who received a MY21?

 

[VelocityBronco]

From June 11, 2021

June 25th they updated to include 22MY, but same rules apply.

 

[chtucker]

I am a First Edition purchaser and I received the 200,000 points.

In total, the Bronco purchase netted 262,000 FordPass Rewards points. 42,000 of these are standard for new car purchases, 220,000 of these were bonuses for the roof conundrum and the overall delay.

When did you get your points? before or after delivery?

 

[NotApplicable]

When did you get your points? before or after delivery?

After delivery, and I was the first customer my dealership had dealt with. A dealership employee has to pull up your FordPass account from their end and click a button to deliver all but the 42,000 points (those get processed automatically).

 

[Blue's B6G]

I have the document right from Ford that they sent out to dealers, it shows all 3 versions of the emails that were sent depending on what you ordered. Maybe they changed it later, but no points were offered to people with MIC or soft top.

From June 11, 2021

Apparently dealers didn’t receive any communication from Ford regarding the 220k points (not 200k) for early reservations. This is not the same thing as the mod top 200k points email.

 

[Interstate]

Please stop repeating this. It’s not true and it’s just what dealers are saying to not have to give people the points. I got a total of 273k points and I never ordered a mod top.

What it comes down to, is whether you got an email from Ford saying that they’re giving you the points. That’s all.

Can confirm. I was MIC top and switched to soft top. Before I switched my dealer confirmed with the regional sales rep that I will be receiving the 200,000 points.

 

[Dusty]

We bought the cheapest Bronco you can get, $28.5K 2-door Base no options (except Aux switches), and we DID get the 200,000 extra points (242,000 points total). Our Bronco was ordered with a MIC top (the standard top on the 2-door) and it was delivered about 5 weeks ago. We don't recall receiving an email from Ford explaining the extra points, we just noticed they were in there one day. This past weekend we went to the dealer and spent about half of them

 

[flip]

I'm in the dealer portal and not seeing any 200,000 for one of my customers that took delivery. I know he got the 42K and I went in to add the 20K but nothing loaded for 200K. I sent an email to FPR to see what they say. My guess is this may go back to the original reservation when MOD was selected even way before order bank. I'm saying this because it sounds like some are getting points when order was placed and MOD was changed to MIC or soft top.

Could be wrong but nothing else would explain why non-FE or MOD folks would be getting the additional 200K. So to recap....42K for new purchase, 20K additional "reservationist thank you" bonus (dealer has to go into your FP account and load these manually) 200K if you are a FE or MOD top that changed and is taking delivery in '21.

 

[VelocityBronco]

Please stop repeating this. It’s not true and it’s just what dealers are saying to not have to give people the points. I got a total of 273k points and I never ordered a mod top.

What it comes down to, is whether you got an email from Ford saying that they’re giving you the points. That’s all.

I edited my post above. I never recieved a email from Ford about getting the points straight up, only the emails regarding tops. I suggest people at least bring up the points when taking delivery.

 

[Blue's B6G]

My guess is this may go back to the original reservation when MOD was selected even way before order bank. I'm saying this because it sounds like some are getting points when order was placed and MOD was changed to MIC or soft top.

I reserved a base base base, no mod top even available. Never ever did I order or even indicate that I wanted a mod top. I have a two door, so soft top was never an option. All I ever had was a MIC top.

Still got the 220k points. Note that this is not 200k points.

Could be wrong but nothing else would explain why non-FE or MOD folks would be getting the additional 200K. So to recap....42K for new purchase, 20K additional "reservationist thank you" bonus (dealer has to go into your FP account and load these manually) 200K if you are a FE or MOD top that changed and is taking delivery in '21.

The email from Ford that I posted explains all that anyone needs to know. It’s an email from Ford telling a customer that they’re getting points. Dealers should honor that email, but they’re not doing that until Ford steps in. That’s why I think the points are somehow coming out of the dealers’ pockets, because they’re not inclined to be helpful.

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