Not a Ranger, but dealer pricing games info.

[Bob902]

A checkbook, is that like venmo?

Easy on us old folks!!!?

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[Friday yet?]

A checkbook, is that like venmo?

Not sure. Let me look that up on Tikfacesnaptwit.

 

[Jhbryaniv]

Not sure. Let me look that up on Tikfacesnaptwit.

Sorry, you're gonna have to message me on Telegram.

 

[LostMy65]

Too many Americans focus on "payment." Sad. Says quite a bit about the general ignorance of our overall population.

84 month loan? Great! Sign me up!

 

[AzScorpion]

A checkbook, is that like venmo?

No, It's like a Rolodex. ?

 

[Bob902]

84 month loan? Great! Sign me up!

A local credit union here is offering 10 year loans for the denalis platinums and the like.....

 

[D Fresh]

BTW, I am none of those things you noted; salesman, politician, or lawyer. I'm a 30 year military officer, long since retired.

Isn't that basically a politician?

 

[BaldHog1951]

I bought mine at Dalton Ford in GA. Seem to be a good bunch. Even let me use XPlan since I was ordering it. Only dealer I found that would still do XPlan in this market. He said if you buy off the lot it is MSRP. No discounts. Which in today's world seems very fair.

I ordered my 2022 from Ford of Dalton as well. Only dealer in the area that wasn’t inflating prices well above MSRP. They also honored my preorder discount, my coupon from Ford, and gave me a 0.9% interest rate.

 

[LostMy65]

A local credit union here is offering 10 year loans for the denalis platinums and the like.....

Hopefully if they find themselves horribly in debt because the vehicle is worth thousands less than they borrowed on it, the government (taxpayers) can bail them out like all the college students that didn't count the costs.

 

[JimJa]

Isn't that basically a politician?

Good one...

 

[Jhbryaniv]

No, It's like a Rolodex. ?

Ohh, I've seen those in museums, next to ancient Chinese pottery.

 

[BaldHog1951]

Ohh, I've seen those in museums, next to ancient Chinese pottery.

Nah, they are right next to the

 

[Deleted member 15875]

Ask yourself a few questions: Why do you think Ford adopted their new marketing strategy? As in, two separate companies within a company—Electrics and ICEs? And while they were at it, revised the buying process with respect to dealer Market Adjustments?

If you want an example of Market Adjustment idiocy, visit one of the Ford dealers in Albuquerque. How about a $25,000 Market Adjustment on still unsold 2021 Mustang GT500?

This has nothing to do with Ford. All of them do it, same for motorcycles.

 

[Apples]

Wouldn't it be nice, if we could tell our employers, this is what you'll pay me, as in no ifs ands or buts! That just isn't going to happen, but price gouging certainly will remain. However, contrary to popular belief, not all dealers do this.

To be sure, Ford's efforts to eliminate dealer gouging, won't keep it from happening (think trade in value degrading!). Nonetheless, it will make a dent which will benefit the majority, in the long run.

 

[Jason B]

Remember, there is a dealer member here, Granger Ford, that will sell one to you for 3% under invoice.

Hopefully if they find themselves horribly in debt because the vehicle is worth thousands less than they borrowed on it, the government (taxpayers) can bail them out like all the college students that didn't count the costs.

Or bailout a billion-dollar company that builds and sells cars for $50K plus but can't balance the books.

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