MM in SouthTX
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Unfortunately there is no written agreement. The order appeared to be an agreement.particularly when a customer has a signed agreement on what the purchase price was supposed to be.
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Unfortunately there is no written agreement. The order appeared to be an agreement.particularly when a customer has a signed agreement on what the purchase price was supposed to be.
he has asked me three times in emails with leading questions if I want to cancel my order. His best case scenario is if I do not except the vehicle.If you do not take delivery of the vehicle do not respond to any emails received from the dealer giving that dealer a phony excuse as to why you didn't take delivery. They tried to rip you off and Ford needs to know that.
Ford intended the online order document to be part of your evidence as to what the price was when you placed your order. I trust that you have copies of it.Unfortunately there is no written agreement. The order appeared to be an agreement.
Same here. This is how I got him to quote me a markup price. He didnāt want to do it yet. I told him in an email that I needed to enter into some sort of binding agreement on the price before I did any more research or spent any money building out my garage for the truck. Recommend you do the same. This will force the issue.I am planning a garage and charger install for this. Yet they can screw you over.
Continue with the full intention that you will be buying the vehicle. Do not give him any outs. Do not give any indication of the price you will agree to other than MSRP.he has asked me three times in emails with leading questions if I want to cancel my order. His best case scenario is if I do not except the vehicle.
Umm...I think $86,000 is too much for a truck that retails at $81,000. Especially when there is a dealer 3 miles away that was ready to put in writing that they would sell it for MSRP. That kind of sets the market.$5K ADM isn't that bad when you consider a MY'23 will be at least that much more...
What a disgusting thought. Any ADM is bad.$5K ADM isn't that bad when you consider a MY'23 will be at least that much more...
No I don't sell cars for a living, but just giving you a different point of view.Umm...I think $86,000 is too much for a truck that retails at $81,000. Especially when there is a dealer 3 miles away that was ready to put in writing that they would sell it for MSRP. That kind of sets the market.
Just curious, do you sell cars for a living?
Thatās the going rate for deciding you want to buy a Lightning today and buying it today. That is not the going rate for a reservation placed a year ago. That said, you do have a right to your own opinion.No I don't sell cars for a living, but just giving you a different point of view.
What you think is fair should be your decision.
If you rather cancel your order and wait for a MY'23, you can expect to pay that much more (cost increases) plus a chance at losing the $7500 tax credit.
The going rate for a privately owned Lightning just sold for $20,000 over MSRP so that tells you the market is hot for a MY'22.