From what I understand, the A/D/X/Z plans are something the dealer may or may not participate in. The dealer I ordered my Bronco with indicated that they didn’t believe that we could use the A plan.
Does Ford offer any incentive for the dealer to apply the AZ discounts? I have purchased other vehicles using the A plan (at another dealer), using a PIN my brother supplied (He works for Ford), but I’m not familiar with the whole process. All I did to get the discount previously was to provide the PIN to the dealer, and they did the rest! I’ve moved to a new state since then and have been supporting a local dealer. This local dealer is who I initially placed my reservation with, last July. The dealer isn't asking any mark-up or additional fees or huge fees to place my order--I don't know why they wouldn't help his customer get the best deal possible. Especially since Ford makes up the difference.
Does anyone have any convincing arguments that could convince my local dealer to consider allowing the A plan?
4 Dr OB/Carbonized Grey/SAS/Soft Top/2.7L/Auto/Lux/Tow Pkg
Reserved-7/15/20, Initial Order-1/30/21, Updated to Soft Top-6/28/21, Scheduled Build-10/19/21, In Prod-10/25, Built 11/1/21, Del 11/30/21
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