X-plan organizations

[astricklin]

Won't charge ADM....tacks on $5000 doc fee.

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[bboy_72]

Curious. Ford reimburses dealers for X-Plan discount. The only downside to the dealer is that doc fees are limited to $100.

Interesting. Didn’t know that.

 

[Lime Green]

Yeah, not sure why a dealership would not do X-Plan. it’s no cost to them vs. selling at MSRP. But as mentioned above, their title/ doc fees are limited. Ford’s pricing plans define a rigid pricing structure so if they won’t do it, that’s probably because they’re hitting their customers with excessive fees on MSRP purchases.

Ford is not accepting X-Plan pricing for the Bronco. Maybe the dealership is assuming Ford will also have the same restriction for the Lightning.

For those of you looking to get X-Plan, don’t generate your PIN until you need it. They expire.

 

[RavenYZF-R6]

Yeah, not sure why a dealership would not do X-Plan. it’s no cost to them vs. selling at MSRP. But as mentioned above, their title/ doc fees are limited. Ford’s pricing plans define a rigid pricing structure so if they won’t do it, that’s probably because they’re hitting their customers with excessive fees on MSRP purchases.

Ford is not accepting X-Plan pricing for the Bronco. Maybe the dealership is assuming Ford will also have the same restriction for the Lightning.

For those of you looking to get X-Plan, don’t generate your PIN until you need it. They expire.

Can’t you just generate a new one? I may have just done this but it lasts for a year at least.

 

[DadBald]

Just heard from my dealer that Keller Ford in Grand Rapids, MI will be honoring A/Z/ and X-plan pricing on 2022 Lightning retail orders.

 

[snowy_91]

Can’t you just generate a new one? I may have just done this but it lasts for a year at least.

yup, you just generate a new one. I just check, Ford does have x-plan pricing on the Bronco and Maverick. It isn't much but it would save a little money.

 

[Lime Green]

yup, you just generate a new one. I just check, Ford does have x-plan pricing on the Bronco and Maverick. It isn't much but it would save a little money.

Unless something has changed with X-Plan, the PINs were only good for 60 days. Yes, you generate a new one if it doesn’t get used. However, it’s not (or was not) always so simple. Many PINs that come from promotional groups, like Joining the Mustang Forum, were a one and done PIN. You could have another after renewing your membership the following year. Anyway, I haven’t had to go regenerate one in a long time so maybe it’s all changed.

 

[shutterbug]

Can’t you just generate a new one? I may have just done this but it lasts for a year at least.
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Unless something has changed with X-Plan, the PINs were only good for 60 days. Yes, you generate a new one if it doesn’t get used. However, it’s not (or was not) always so simple. Many PINs that come from promotional groups, like Joining the Mustang Forum, were a one and done PIN. You could have another after renewing your membership the following year. Anyway, I haven’t had to go regenerate one in a long time so maybe it’s all changed.

Check out the rules. The pin is good for a year. I think most companies partnership allows 2 pins at a time.

 

[snowy_91]

Unless something has changed with X-Plan, the PINs were only good for 60 days. Yes, you generate a new one if it doesn’t get used. However, it’s not (or was not) always so simple. Many PINs that come from promotional groups, like Joining the Mustang Forum, were a one and done PIN. You could have another after renewing your membership the following year. Anyway, I haven’t had to go regenerate one in a long time so maybe it’s all changed.

The best way is to generate it just before you go in to pickup your ride.

 

[Lime Green]

The best way is to generate it just before you go in to pickup your ride.

That’s what I’ve always done. But it seems the rules have changed…. Still not sure I would generate one now and sit on it to wait for a truck that’s arriving sometime in the next year-ish.

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