Yeah, but it probably has the dealer name on it. Are they going to pay you to advertise for them??Anyone complaining about this pricing OBVIOUSLY didn't look at the window sticker. They're throwing in a free front license plate bracket for Christ's sake.
YOU THINK THOSE COME CHEAP?!?!?!?!?
OK then. If anybody wants to wait until Christmas, my FE is coming in but in Rapid Red which is a $400 upcharge that I will sell your for 5 grand less than this.
Here Here I'll take one then, or two
Tesla sells directly and raises their prices almost weekly. It depends on what mood Elon Musk is in. If Ford sells direct, it doesn't mean their prices are chiseled in stone. We are also in a unique time. Most times when you buy from a dealer you are paying below sticker price because you can negotiate. Try negotiating a lower price with Apple.
A fool & his money are soon parted, especially in America where I gotta have it yesterday. The fool will have to pay for it, because nobody is going to finance that, as soon as the loan papers are signed its an upside down loan!
PSSSST………Hey Kid………..Commear……..
We may have to agree to disagree. Tesla customers have to agree to the price at time of order with those prices disclosed, and decide if they want to put in an order. Jim Farley, Ford’s CEO already said the days of having more than a few months of stock on the lot are done and they are moving to an order model. If Ford changed prices based on market forces, people can choose to place an order or not. Apple doesn’t negotiate prices but doesn’t raise them either because they fear backlash from their customers. And Apple puts the prior years phone on sale before a new launch. All of those operate under the normal laws of supply/demand and a free marketplace, except when dealers insert themselves into the transaction because States require it..
Ive got the exact same build. If I see any price like that ill keep it long enough for the paperwork to go through.
Then they're dumbasses also and probably liars.
So do people who order a new Ford through their dealer. You have to remember that this is one dealer. There are dealers on this very site selling Maverii 3-4% below MSRP. Without dealers, you cannot shop around and negotiate prices. Apple typically raises prices from year to year. If iPhones are in short supply and Apple runs out, they will definitely be marked up on the secondary market. There is also nothing stopping Apple from marking up their iPhone. Probably what is stopping them from marking up the iPhone is because they are also sold at Best Buy or other electronic retailers.
What does he do when dips are available and there are no chips?
Not really savings though because the pricing you’re talking about is not out the door pricing. It’s really a shell game. Dealers may choose to recoup that money on the back end through inflated fees, less money for your trade-in, or lender rebates for higher interest rate loans. Even when the lots are full and you have incentives available, the dealership is going to try to get a cut of that on the back end. When a state says you can only buy a new vehicle from a dealership, that’s like saying you can only buy a new iPhone from Best Buy, or a franchised Best Buy but not Apple, Amazon, Walmart or your phone company
