X Plan Benefits

[Techqua]

I've been reading the comments about X Plan discounts. If a buyer goes through Granger or Stephens, an X Plan member gets $300 additional off invoice and cheaper doc fees for a total savings of $400-500 from what I can tell. If not through those dealers, is the X Plan basically a guarantee of invoice pricing? I guess I'm curious what makes X Plan so special? On a spreadsheet posted on another thread, it out saved about $200 but there was a $275 administration fee assessed for using it???

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[EvlNvrDys]

Short answer, it ends up being about $100 more than invoice once you add in the $275 Admin Fee.

So on a first model year vehicle, it's a great fall back plan as most dealers will charge MSRP or higher.

The rest can be found on this forum somewhere. It's been discussed a million times so far

 

[BlueBronco]

The Granger plan is dealer invoice minus $1000. If you have x-plan you save an additional $300, so it is dealer invoice minus $1300. Not sure about a $275 admin fee but the doc fee is capped at $100.

X-plan is dealer invoice + or - 0.04% (I can never remember which). If you have any questions about the Granger plan just message @Granger Ford and he will answer them for you.

 

[EvlNvrDys]

The Granger plan is dealer invoice minus $1000. If you have x-plan you save an additional $300, so it is dealer invoice minus $1300. Not sure about a $275 admin fee but the doc fee is capped at $100.

X-plan is dealer invoice + or - 0.04% (I can never remember which). If you have any questions about the Granger plan just message @Granger Ford and he will answer them for you.

X-plan = dealer invoice - 0.04% + $275 Admin Fee.

Granger expects the X-plan commission to be $300, they are giving that back to the customer, hence $1300 below invoice.

Granger's deal isn't an x-plan deal, but it uses x-plan pin. So I don't know how they are charging the $275 Admin Fee or if they even are. @Granger Ford can definitely explain their deal better.

 

[Fly by Nite]

The $275

X-plan = dealer invoice - 0.04% + $275 Admin Fee.
......

That's it! The formula you show is correct...... that will be the price on the x-plan statement.
The $275 admin fee is already built into the stated x-plan price, no need to add it onto the price.

The x-plan will also limit doc fees to approx $100 (depends on state laws). Without the x-plan, doc fees may be in the $300 range.

More details on the x-plan:
https://www.fordpartner.com/partnerweb/jsp/howitworks/fordpartner_rules.htm

 

[Karl_in_Chicago]

The $275


That's it! The formula you show is correct...... that will be the price on the x-plan statement.
The $275 admin fee is already built into the stated x-plan price, no need to add it onto the price.

The x-plan will also limit doc fees to approx $100 (depends on state laws). Without the x-plan, doc fees may be in the $300 range.

More details on the x-plan:
https://www.fordpartner.com/partnerweb/jsp/howitworks/fordpartner_rules.htm

Doc fees vary wildly by locale. Some states regulate them and other states allow a wild west anything goes approach. That's why, for example, Koons advertises aggressive discounts in VA but then pounds the buyer with something like a $799 doc fee. The X-plan is a boon for the buyer in that it caps the amount of the doc fee to $100 or the max cap allowed by law, whichever is lower.

 

[Lcubed]

if you look at post #680 in the maryland buyers thread, the costs for X-Plan/Invoice -1000 and Invoice -1300 for the stephans/grangers offers are broken down in the spreadsheets

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...s-group-or-maybe-va-pa-de-md.3549/post-200198

i'm sure this will be updated once we get the actual B&P

 

[jonwithanelcamino]

if you look at post #680 in the maryland buyers thread, the costs for X-Plan/Invoice -1000 and Invoice -1300 for the stephans/grangers offers are broken down in the spreadsheets

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...s-group-or-maybe-va-pa-de-md.3549/post-200198

i'm sure this will be updated once we get the actual B&P

lol post #680

we spend way too much time on here, all of us!

 

[ZackDanger]

lol post #680

we spend way too much time on here, all of us!

yeah. That thing where someone is like:

“I’m not sure if this has been answered yet but...”

and I’m all like:

“UH BRO. BRO. It was answered on page 33 of this unrelated thread from July 29. UGHGGGG. WHY DO I HAVE TO REPEAT MYSELF?!”

 

[Lcubed]

lol post #680

we spend way too much time on here, all of us!

since i'm currently in maryland, it's the one thread i keep track of

 

[Daytona_Bronco]

X-plan = dealer invoice - 0.04% + $275 Admin Fee.

Granger expects the X-plan commission to be $300, they are giving that back to the customer, hence $1300 below invoice.

Granger's deal isn't an x-plan deal, but it uses x-plan pin. So I don't know how they are charging the $275 Admin Fee or if they even are. @Granger Ford can definitely explain their deal better.

Is Granger or Stephen's charging Dealer Fee ? Or is that rederenced as admin fee. I've seen everything covered but the usual $800 dealer fee ...

 

[Lcubed]

you could look at the granger and stephen's individual thread or download the
cost breakdowns from the maryland volume thread

 

[jonwithanelcamino]

Is Granger or Stephen's charging Dealer Fee ? Or is that rederenced as admin fee. I've seen everything covered but the usual $800 dealer fee ...

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...eet-x-plan-vs-invoice-and-below-invoice.2319/

 

[Daytona_Bronco]

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...eet-x-plan-vs-invoice-and-below-invoice.2319/

Thanks Bro!

 

[Crowza]

Is Granger or Stephen's charging Dealer Fee ? Or is that rederenced as admin fee. I've seen everything covered but the usual $800 dealer fee ...

@StephensAutoCenter is charging $100 for X-Plan document fees (which is capped at $100 by Ford). If you don't have the X-Plan, then I believe the fees are in the $265 range (or whatever WV caps the dealer fees at by law)...

I'm not sure about Granger..

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