Where do you order this Brochure that saves us $750? I have Lariat on factory order and all I can see at my zip code is $1,000 off and some financing offers.

 

No brochure saves anything. Getting in Ford's database MAY get you a rebate for $750 or $1,000 IF Ford's marketing team's algorithm selects you for an offer. Whether you ask for one brochure, or 100 brochures, or sign up for email makes no difference - except to raise Ford's marketing costs which leads to higher future vehicle costs.

 

My 2015 had the same incentives a few months ago... they added them up. Kinda pissed that they are now giving same incentives on 2016.

Granted not as many 2016 models on the lots so i really had my choosing but still... grrr

 

I don't know what that second quote means, I can only tell you what worked for me.

I requested a F-150 brochure on the Ford website, and about 2 weeks later a brochure showed up in my mail.

It offered A $750 Private Cash Offer, and it stated that it was in addition to any other available offers.

I also had that $750 Auto Show offer, but you could only use one or the other.

If I had not gone to the Auto Show, I still would have been able to use the Brochure offer.

Search Private Cash Offers in this thread for hints on how to put in multiple requests for it.

https://www.f150forum.com/f118/call-...ficate-310316/

There are other posts.

 

How better can these rebates get. It's about 4K in south Florida for an XLT. I know it's truck month but how about in September August? Will these rebates ever make it to lariat and platinum trim levels?

 

Its probably too late for me as my truck is due in next week. It rubs me the wrong way when a manufacture has such vastly different incentives based on trim levels. I accept larger rebates on last years model but why should an XLT have such great incentives and higher trims are left out? It's the same truck.

 

You won't see to many big incentives on the high trim levels, due to the fact that Ford has no problem selling them without big incentives. They also own the high trim level market.

XLT incentives will always be higher due to competition and they have to be priced right to sell to the majority of truck buyers.

Most higher trim level buyers aren't too concerned with incentives they just buy them because that's what they want.

 

Yep...you can get a way better deal on an SLT than you can on a Denali too.

 

This is from Post #4.

Today I get a letter from the dealer's Billing Dept. to come pick up another $250 rebate check from Sirius, that they forgot to deduct from my original payment contract.

So $2,250 in rebates, total.

 

Because people will pay anything for a platinum or limited. XLT's have a much more competitive market to compete in. Its always been that way. Look at the Limited delivery date blogg. People are whining about having to wait on theirs,and are getting pushed back on delivery. Its in the news about how expensive these thing are. I don't know why ford is "only charging" 75k for them. There are idiots who would pay 110k for these things and would only complain about the wait. If you were ford would you offer rebate's on limiteds, platinums, or lariates? I don't think so, and as a stock holder I don't want them to either! Get the suckers while you can!