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78 messages, Last post on Sep 25, 2008 at 9:46 AM
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Replying to: highlanderbob (Dec 08, 2007 5:12 am) On the price changes, very rarely does a company raise prices on existing orders. It can happen, but given the economy and other factors, I would seriously doubt that the price of your order will go up. I would imagine the price is locked in once that car is scheduled to build. The incentives are a mind numbing thing. Incentives usually change every month and are already different depending on geography. That is the company and not the dealer. Right now, there may be 3-4 different levels of incentives on the same car depending on where in the US you live. They can also get better or worse from month to month (or week to week on some GM products) and vary on whether you are leasing or buying. Also, some potential buyers get $750 coupons in the mail out of the blue while some of us never hear from the company at all. It is incredibly frustrating that the incentives are not the same everywhere and that if they are going to send out coupons that everyone who expresses interest on the Ford web site does not get those. From my conversations with my dealer, they are even more frustrated than I am because they can't keep up with what the ever changing incentives are. I certainly agree with your frustration on the incentives but that frustration should be with the company and not the dealer. When your car does arrive, ask the dealer to see the "Vincent" report for that car. It is a printout that will show all available incentives for that exact VIN that are available at that time. Yes, even the company has to have a computer program so IT can keep track of the various incentives on the same model car!!!! Bottom line, you have done well and your dealer is treating you right. Enjoy the new car.
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Replying to: hardhawk (Dec 08, 2007 8:32 am) I appreciate the quick response and the info about the "Vincent" report. I will definitely ask for that when we close the deal. About the $750 coupons. This is the second time I heard of these. Another person stated they had one in their name in the computer and the dealer surprised them with it. I wonder if there is a way of checking. I bought a brand new 98 F150 back then. I wonder if there is something connected to that or not. Oh well, I can just ask the dealer to look. But I imagine it would have surfaced by now. Thanks again for the info and the opinion on my deal. Starting to feel a little better about it. Gonna have to figure out how to change my username from HighlanderBob to EdgeyBob. 
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Replying to: highlanderbob (Dec 08, 2007 10:01 am) Email your last name and zip code to the email in my profile and I can check for you. Also go to the Ford web site and request a brochure on the Edge and there is an good chance you will get a $750 offer in the mail. It is a private offer. We call them hand raisers. They are no good for Plan buyers |
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Hi Folks, Why is a Ford Edge priced so High compared to the competition? It is not clear to me and I just want to understand. Is it really worth $10K more than its competition? Also, do you think it will last more than 100K miles? ">Thanks. 
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Replying to: harddrivet (Jan 31, 2008 8:39 am)
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Replying to: hardhawk (Feb 01, 2008 10:28 am) What do you think? After reading everyone's costs this price is TOO high.
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Replying to: greenskiermom (Feb 02, 2008 9:00 pm) |
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Started looking around at ford edges this week. I started by visiting a couple of dealerships and emailing them as well. One dealer sent a response that said 20% off every vehicle on the lot, 07 and 08. That's almost 5800.00 off (SEL) w/o negotiating. Since the dealer stated the 20% off all vehicles, I'm going to assume he is not including the factory cash back (1500). This is limited to the stock on hand. What a great place to start for negotiations. Sounds too good to be true. This is at Grand Prairie Ford which is 10 miles west of Dallas.
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Replying to: tbb (Feb 13, 2008 5:55 pm)
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Replying to: tbb (Feb 17, 2008 7:54 am)
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