X-Plan and Bronco

[Glade Runner]

MSRP: $65785
X-Plan: $63236

so X-Plan comes out to be like $12 over invoice and about $2500 less than MSRP.

Thankyou for that information!

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[Towerism]

Oops, I meant to say it's been tough to find invoice pricing to then use the X-Plan calculations. Nice to see your info about it.

Oh go to edmunds. Their build and price calculator will show you invoice.

 

[GI_Jo_Nathan]

What were your MSRP and X-Plan pricing totals at?

Oh go to edmunds. Their build and price calculator will show you invoice.

If you have the proper information you should also be able to go to the Ford partners site, and use the building Price tool that will show you the x-plan price.

 

[Towerism]

If you have the proper information you should also be able to go to the Ford partners site, and use the building Price tool that will show you the x-plan price.

oh nice I saw that link today but I didn’t even think to use it. You should just need your organization’s partner code to get to that.

 

[Kasavias]

If you have the proper information you should also be able to go to the Ford partners site, and use the building Price tool that will show you the x-plan price.

I don't know if I'm doing something incorrectly when I use the Build & Price tool from the Bronco page on the FordPartners site. It looks like it's redirecting me with information about AXZ plans, which is good, but no pricing information changes when I configure a build. I might just be missing something obvious.

 

[GI_Jo_Nathan]

I don't know if I'm doing something incorrectly when I use the Build & Price tool from the Bronco page on the FordPartners site. It looks like it's redirecting me with information about AXZ plans, which is good, but no pricing information changes when I configure a build. I might just be missing something obvious.

Interesting. It should show you MSRP and X plan pricing. Will vary based on options but gives you an idea. I wonder if something's going on with the Broncos site, you may have to keep checking. I've been using it to shop Lincoln's lately and it seems to be working correctly.

 

[Glade Runner]

If you have the proper information you should also be able to go to the Ford partners site, and use the building Price tool that will show you the x-plan price.

I tried that yesterday, but it wasn’t updated for the Bronco. It had 2022 as an option, but that was it. Unlike the bronco sport, which was current.

 

[GI_Jo_Nathan]

I don't know if I'm doing something incorrectly when I use the Build & Price tool from the Bronco page on the FordPartners site. It looks like it's redirecting me with information about AXZ plans, which is good, but no pricing information changes when I configure a build. I might just be missing something obvious.

Yeah it looks like it's the site not you. I would guess due to the Bronco just now being eligible. Only shows 2022 for me, and doesn't show any pricing of course since they are not available. I know it doesn't really help much, but if the dealer was to pull a Dora for a vehicle it should now show x-plan pricing versus invoice and msrp.

 

[Hwycycle]

I ordered in August 2023. No X plan at that time. When I was notified the Bronco was at the dealership, I inquired about X Plan. The dealer honored X Plan. Unfortunately, the Bronco had shipping damage, so I didn’t accept it. I’ll either re-order or look for something on the lot.

 

[PFMUSTANG]

I’m going to look at a new 24 Bronco as we speak. Dealership told me I can’t receive the X-plan as it is “only for orders”.

 

[SoDak1623]

Interesting when they try to claim that normal broncos are specialty vehicles. They are very much regular production. My dealer allowed all plans on normal broncos, I used D plan on mine. The only ones they cannot apply plans to are SVT, Shelby, Raptor trims, etc... since those are actually specialty vehicles.

 

[Towerism]

I’m going to look at a new 24 Bronco as we speak. Dealership told me I can’t receive the X-plan as it is “only for orders”.

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yea the way ford partner customer service explained it to me it sounds like that Dealers who generally participate in the X-Plan program CAN sell their stock in the program, but they don’t have to.​

 

[GI_Jo_Nathan]

I’m going to look at a new 24 Bronco as we speak. Dealership told me I can’t receive the X-plan as it is “only for orders”.

That's a new lie, I swear they get more and more creative. LOL

 

[BCHBRNC22]

That's a new lie, I swear they get more and more creative. LOL

That’s why we call them Stealerships.

 

[Eliminator]

I’m going to look at a new 24 Bronco as we speak. Dealership told me I can’t receive the X-plan as it is “only for orders”.

Traditionally, when buying through x-plan, the small print states the “vehicle must be purchased from existing dealer stock.”
Maybe the definitions of words have changed.

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