Great news for people who have 21s ordered
10-15-2021, 04:13 PM
#101
I visited the dealer today and we reordered my unscheduled '21 as a '22. Exact same options. Order was placed using the '21 order number. Dealer acted as if he was unaware of the $3500 offer but when I told him about it, shared a picture of the offer, and reminded him that I'm a cash buyer, he took the offer for the files. Based on his comments, I suspect the offer will not work with good financing terms or be stacked on top of other '21 offers. My FOMOCO employee zone rep cousin knew about the offer so I did the conversion and moved on, as I suspected a '21 was not going be in the cards for me at this point. At a minimum, I do expect to get the 2000 PCO that I used when I ordered my '21 and which was eligible on '22s. Same order number will track back to the '21.
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10-15-2021, 04:41 PM
#102
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People getting bumped to 22's are getting the deal. My point is is people getting an end of model year '21 in Nov/Dec with no discounts are paying full price basically for year of depreciation already.
I think anything built after mid October should be a '22 or get rebate added if labeled '21.
I think anything built after mid October should be a '22 or get rebate added if labeled '21.
At first I was okay with the 21 because it will save me on personal property taxes but so late in the year I'm wondering if I'll get burned a few years down the road for trade value vs a 2022. I'm getting a year old brand new truck and $500 more off isn't enough to cover a whole year of depreciation!
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10-15-2021, 06:16 PM
#103
I am new to this forum. Please help me calibrate the "reality" of this post by telling me the source of this info: (a) an official promulgation from Ford corporate which can be viewed at a Ford website, or (b) an unnamed source from within Ford who is speaking "off the record", or (c) someone who knows someone to whom this info was disclosed in a underground parking garage in DC and who thinks it is valid?? I ask this because my Ford dealer does not know anything about this concept.
10-15-2021, 06:46 PM
#104
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I am new to this forum. Please help me calibrate the "reality" of this post by telling me the source of this info: (a) an official promulgation from Ford corporate which can be viewed at a Ford website, or (b) an unnamed source from within Ford who is speaking "off the record", or (c) someone who knows someone to whom this info was disclosed in a underground parking garage in DC and who thinks it is valid?? I ask this because my Ford dealer does not know anything about this concept.
10-15-2021, 07:58 PM
#105
That's why I found a better dealer 2 weeks ago to put in a second deposit on a backup order with a real dealership (I'd lose my trade tax savings, but below invoice makes up for it)
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10-16-2021, 09:02 AM
#106
I received my vin (after a 4.5 month wait) in late September and it has an M as the 10th digit denoting MY2021. I received the $3500 PCO offer in the mail a few days ago. It was the typical marketing offer and did not seem targeted to me because I have a truck on order. It's good until early January and is for $3500 on trucks and $750 on other models and excludes the difficult and usual high end stuff like Raptors and Broncos. I had a $3000 PCO already locked in so I'm sure this will replace that giving me another $500.
At first I was okay with the 21 because it will save me on personal property taxes but so late in the year I'm wondering if I'll get burned a few years down the road for trade value vs a 2022. I'm getting a year old brand new truck and $500 more off isn't enough to cover a whole year of depreciation!
At first I was okay with the 21 because it will save me on personal property taxes but so late in the year I'm wondering if I'll get burned a few years down the road for trade value vs a 2022. I'm getting a year old brand new truck and $500 more off isn't enough to cover a whole year of depreciation!
10-16-2021, 11:07 AM
#107
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I get you in the regional aspect. Wat was the $1000 you mentioned there, I suppose in your market. From your original "you will receive an ADDITIONAL $3500 rebate (on top of the $1000) that will stack with current rebates"...what is 'the $1000' ?
Is that a current incentive there or what they offered you guys at the time you were ordering '21's?
I guess I'm trying to figure out the stacking being referred to is at time of delivery or at time of order knowing if a better incentive exists in the future you obvioulsy can get that.
Is that a current incentive there or what they offered you guys at the time you were ordering '21's?
I guess I'm trying to figure out the stacking being referred to is at time of delivery or at time of order knowing if a better incentive exists in the future you obvioulsy can get that.
10-16-2021, 11:08 AM
#108
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I am new to this forum. Please help me calibrate the "reality" of this post by telling me the source of this info: (a) an official promulgation from Ford corporate which can be viewed at a Ford website, or (b) an unnamed source from within Ford who is speaking "off the record", or (c) someone who knows someone to whom this info was disclosed in a underground parking garage in DC and who thinks it is valid?? I ask this because my Ford dealer does not know anything about this concept.
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