See? That's what makes it so valuable. Only 80% pure. The extra 20% is worth four times as much as that common stuff that you're breathing. Good thing the dealer was looking out for the guy.
True. But once the order was placed at a dealer who verbally represented no ADM, there is no way to change the dealer if they decide to change their mind about ADM or mandatory DAOs.
Side note, I drag race a motorcycle, using Nitrogen in my electric over air shift system and tires, low moisture content is my goal with consistent tire pressure and keeping the air solenoid operating smoothly, this is what it cost me last May for a refilled cylinder 2200psi and many uses the past year and presently, and will last me several years $39 bucks.See? That's what makes it so valuable. Only 80% pure. The extra 20% is worth four times as much as that common stuff that you're breathing. Good thing the dealer was looking out for the guy.
Alex specifically said that the markup was added after the truck was shipped. Unless there's some new information that I'm not aware of, I'm inclined to trust him.
That's a straw-man argument but I'll try to rebut it anyway. The dealer would still be making money if Ford dropped the MSRP or offered a new incentive on a special order and they were forced to honor it.
That was my biggest concern about Alex on Autos, either 1) he didn’t pay attention when he placed his order and that markup was already there or 2) Dealers can add a markup and manually change your order page after it has been ordered.
They can add markup after the fact. There's a report that another dealer did it "accidentally" and Frontier Ford has months of comments describing similar practices.That was my biggest concern about Alex on Autos, either 1) he didn’t pay attention when he placed his order and that markup was already there or 2) Dealers can add a markup and manually change your order page after it has been ordered.
If it is #2, then we really have no way of proving that markup wasn’t already there. Mike Levine has previously said Ford Motor can’t help if there is no proof of $0 on that order page.
Right, I am aware. They can add markup using an addendum and placing it next to the window sticker. What I wasn’t aware of is them actually being able to access your account or Fords system, where you placed your order and changing that number after the fact. Basically Alex is saying that number was $0 when he ordered and then all of a sudden went to $10k, on his account.
Damn, I guess people do need to start taking screenshots, what a mess
Look at the picture with the window sticker. To the left you can see the dealer added options list. They went ham on stupid added extras like paint protections and window tint.
