Incentives/Rebates
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Correct, as Pioneer74 and Ricktwuhk mentioned, as long as you qualify and the fine print doesn't exclude them. To also clarify, it has to be manufacturer incentives not dealer incentives.
When signing be sure to review the writeup sheet well. Both dealers tried charging full document fee prices even though x-plan places a cap at $75.00. In my case that was $400+ in savings by itself.
When signing be sure to review the writeup sheet well. Both dealers tried charging full document fee prices even though x-plan places a cap at $75.00. In my case that was $400+ in savings by itself.
Multiple ways:
1) Your company may be a Ford supplier. Or, you know an employee at Ford.
2) Your company offers it as a benefit. This includes lots of companies including Best Buy, Dick's Sporting Goods, Black and Decker, Discount Tire, Harley Davidson, Kroger, Quicken Loans, Stanley Works, ...
3) Your organization offers it as a benefit - Mustang Club of America (60 day wait), Experiment Aircraft Association, some college alumni associations.
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