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Ford Focus, Ford Focus SVT, Coupe, Hatchback, Sedan, Wagon
Feb 23, 2013 (3:36 pm)
I just bought a 2013 Focus SE HB, 200a option, auto trans, MSRP $21090, paid $17800 OTD (after $3000 rebate). I am in NC. I feel it could cost less b/c the manager didn't look mad when I made my offer.
#458 of 477 2013 Focus Electric Residuals & Money Factors?
by windsurferk
Feb 25, 2013 (7:21 pm)
Can anyone point me to the residuals and money factors on the 2013 FFE for a both 24 and 36 month leases with 15K/miles/year?
#459 of 477 Re: Ford salesman says "can't haggle on employee price" [nweiler]
by jcfiala
Mar 08, 2013 (3:14 am)
Fiction.
cash back is a rebate from the manufacturer to the customer. It does not affect the dealer prices. "Employee pricing" might be from the dealership though. Still you should be able to negotiate down further.
So it sounds like they are doing MSRP-1500$(dealer)-2500 (FMC).
FMC could care less what the dealer sells it for. FMC sold the car to the dealership and the dealership can sell if at a loss or a massive gain, FMC doesn't care, they already got their money.
#460 of 477 Re: 2013 Focus price Atl [woodstockguy]
by equinoxg
Mar 10, 2013 (5:18 pm)
I bought it at MOGF yesterday and drive out price is 16555. MSRP 20090, no trade in. 2% apr for five years. Leaned a lot from here. Thanks everyone.
#461 of 477 Re: 2013 Focus price Atl [equinoxg]
by sandman_6472
Mar 11, 2013 (5:34 am)
What model? Hatch or sedan? Personally prefer the hatch now in red, gorgeous color, with the nicer alloys. Since all they have now is the SE and no more SEL, it's a bit confusing. I did see the perfect SEL with stone leather in a seafoam green color...stunning looking vehicle but it was pretty optioned up and the price was around $25k! Comfortable seats though and it sold soon after I saw it on the floor. Now that is a Ford I would've bought had the timing been right. Since driving a number of these at work, new ones mostly, I've come to really like this vehicle. It scoots nicely and that cockpit feeling I get once I settle into the drivers seat is unlike most cars out there now. Just wish they could do something with the colors of the information readouts to a cooler color. And the sound systems/MySync is still too complicated...wish they could simplify it so a child could work it. Whenever I get one now, I just throw a cd in...so much simpler actually!
If I were in the market to replace my Civic right now, this car would definitely be on the short list...something I would never say 6 months ago!
The Sandman
#462 of 477 Focus HB manual SE - 2013
by fourfourtwo
Apr 07, 2013 (6:40 pm)
Just bought a 2013 Focus after doing a couple of weeks research. The forum was very helpful, so thanks to all the people who participate - much appreciated.
I bought an SE HB manual with moonroof and floor mat packacge, for $16,500 plus $250 doc, tags $50, and tax on that. Ended up with $3,250 in rebates and was able to get invoice for an OTD price of $18,090.
Hope that helps the next buyers - good luck.
#463 of 477 Re: Focus HB manual SE - 2013 [fourfourtwo]
by dc76
Apr 21, 2013 (3:19 pm)
Did you get a $500 rebate for manual transmission?
#464 of 477 Los Angeles/Orange County Dealership
by tipota
Apr 24, 2013 (11:50 am)
I am looking to purchase a 2013 Focus SE, Hatchback, Auto with 201A. Any recommendations on good dealerships to deal with in the LA/OC area?
Also, what would be a good price to get after all rebates?
All help is very appreciated...thanks!
#466 of 477 Just picked up my new '13 Focus SE
by tigeo
Apr 25, 2013 (12:24 pm)
Purchased last week. '13 Focus SE HB, manual, 201a, Winter pkg, moonroof. MSRP $24,025. Got it for $19,485 with incentives. OTD price $20,805 (taxes, DMV, $100 proc fee). The OTD price also includes $450 worth of accessories..splash guards, keyless entry pad, cargo area protector, and window tint (I thought their prices were v. reasonable for these items..about what I could buy them for online). I was given $2,750 in incentives, but it looks like now there is another $500-750 available. Bummer...should have waited (but don't you always say that when you buy a car?). I am happy with the car and the deal I got. I put about a third down and financed the balance for 3 years at 1.49% through my bank (Navy Federal CU).
Buying cars now days is easy...test drive cars and pick what you want, go online and get your price worked out, deal with multiple dealers via email to get the best price (I always go to the one that I test drove the car with to give them the first shot at matching prices unless they weren't nice), arrange financing through your bank, and finally...say no to the F&I guy add-ons (ext. warranty, paint/upholstery protection, etc.) when you go back to the F&I office to sign your loan check over...they won't let you out of there without trying to talk you into it!