Eco test drive coupon
#11
Originally Posted by bsramzy
I got the 750 coupon. This was in addition to the rebates already published. The sales manager asked me where I got it from for other customers.....
Basically they were offering me 9000 off and I ended up with 9750 off total.
Basically they were offering me 9000 off and I ended up with 9750 off total.
#12
Senior Member
I know I'm new to this forum and all, but if you don't understand what I've said, go find a friend that does and let him work with the dealer on price for you. A coupon isn't a rebate or incentive. It's trickery to get you into the dealership.
#13
Senior Member
That doesn't make any sense. What you get the truck down to while negotiating with the dealer can only hit a certain point, and then the dealer loses money so losing your business is easier to handle. The coupons are redeemed with ford itself. So if you negotiate $5000 off, and then when you find that's as low as the dealer will go, and you add the $2000 you get from regular ford incentives, you are now $7000 better off than when you started. That's when you get out those coupons and add another 500, 750, 1000 and end up $8000 under. Since it's coming from Ford and not the dealer they can't do anything about it.
I got a $500 ecoboost test drive and $500 auto show coupon. Thats $1000 that I confirmed can be combined and will add to the final discount.
If you don't understand that dealer price and fords rebates are two different things I suggest finding someone to explain it to you.
I got a $500 ecoboost test drive and $500 auto show coupon. Thats $1000 that I confirmed can be combined and will add to the final discount.
If you don't understand that dealer price and fords rebates are two different things I suggest finding someone to explain it to you.
#15
Originally Posted by spdmpo
My point is that it won't matter. So you get a coupon for $750 off. Why not set your sights higher? I got my 2011 EB Lariat for $1000 under invoice plus the $2000 in rebates; and I still feel like I paid too much. A coupon wouldn't have gotten me any additional $ off; they just wouldn't have came down so far from invoice pricing. Negotiate the price of the truck and you don't need a coupon to get a good price. The bottom line is the bottom line with or without a coupon. It's all relative.
I know I'm new to this forum and all, but if you don't understand what I've said, go find a friend that does and let him work with the dealer on price for you. A coupon isn't a rebate or incentive. It's trickery to get you into the dealership.
#16
Senior Member
That's when you get out those coupons and add another 500, 750, 1000 and end up $8000 under. Since it's coming from Ford and not the dealer they can't do anything about it.
I got a $500 ecoboost test drive and $500 auto show coupon. Thats $1000 that I confirmed can be combined and will add to the final discount.
If you don't understand that dealer price and fords rebates are two different things I suggest finding someone to explain it to you.
I got a $500 ecoboost test drive and $500 auto show coupon. Thats $1000 that I confirmed can be combined and will add to the final discount.
If you don't understand that dealer price and fords rebates are two different things I suggest finding someone to explain it to you.
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#19
It is a Ford corporate incentive, just like a rebate.
Just got an email with my $750 "private cash" certificate after requesting a brochure.
You can get another $500 direct from Ford by joining the American Quarter Horse Association. $40 membership cost, must be a member 60 days before requesting $500 certificate.
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