How to order a 2013 Mustang from dealer?
06-01-2012, 07:27 AM
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Go to edmunds.com and build the car and they will tell you what others are paying in your area. That will give you a target for what you should be able to buy the Mustang for.
Or, join Mustang Club of America (mustang.org) and as a member you can get an X plan pin to buy your new car. I think a membership is something like $50 a year. I get X plan through work as a supplier and the price was just a little over invoice, no haggle other than a trade in value to agree upon.
Or, join Mustang Club of America (mustang.org) and as a member you can get an X plan pin to buy your new car. I think a membership is something like $50 a year. I get X plan through work as a supplier and the price was just a little over invoice, no haggle other than a trade in value to agree upon.
I went to the Mustang Club of America site (mustang.org) but did not see anything about an X-Plan pin as part of membership (please see link below). Membership is in fact $50 per year in US. Is this a "hidden" benefit?
http://www.mustang.org/content.php/1...MCA-Membership
06-01-2012, 07:43 AM
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I went to the Mustang Club of America site (mustang.org) but did not see anything about an X-Plan pin as part of membership (please see link below). Membership is in fact $50 per year in US. Is this a "hidden" benefit?
http://www.mustang.org/content.php/1...MCA-Membership
http://www.mustang.org/content.php/1...MCA-Membership
Hope that helps.
http://www.mustang.org/search.php?searchid=2102647
06-01-2012, 07:59 AM
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Thank you AK. That helps a lot. Went back, did a search and found several threads. You are right - seems that info is for members only. Didn't find a specific answer yet but it is a good starting point. Greatly appreciated.
06-01-2012, 08:04 AM
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What is also good about the X-Plan is that the dealer can only charge a set amount for registration and tag fees. They can't add on a bunch of dealer fees that just inflates their profit margins. My dealer could only charge $375 on top of the price of the car for their fees (this was in Florida). I also bought my wife's Taurus with the X-Plan - truly hassle-free buying at a great price!
06-01-2012, 08:17 AM
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What is also good about the X-Plan is that the dealer can only charge a set amount for registration and tag fees. They can't add on a bunch of dealer fees that just inflates their profit margins. My dealer could only charge $375 on top of the price of the car for their fees (this was in Florida). I also bought my wife's Taurus with the X-Plan - truly hassle-free buying at a great price!
06-01-2012, 08:30 AM
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