X-Plan for Mustang GT
01-24-2008, 11:33 PM
#12
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RE: X-Plan for Mustang GT
my mom's company used to offer the xplan, so she went through a couple tauruses and sables for a pretty good deal....her company is yellow transportation and there's no afiliation with ford....perhaps why they don't have it anymore...
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01-25-2008, 02:50 AM
#13
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RE: X-Plan for Mustang GT
ORIGINAL: Black GT
He's trying to make an easy $50 off of you, because they can give a certain amount of pin numbers to family/friends each year. I forget how many.
ORIGINAL: 08mustanggt
i used the x-plan on my 08 mustang purchase,one of my customer is retired from ford and let me use one of his pins,i had a little trouble getting him on the phone when i was making the deal, so the salesman says for 50 bucks he has some one who will let me use one of his pin numbers. i said wtf is that legal he said we do it all the time,and i said ah no
i used the x-plan on my 08 mustang purchase,one of my customer is retired from ford and let me use one of his pins,i had a little trouble getting him on the phone when i was making the deal, so the salesman says for 50 bucks he has some one who will let me use one of his pin numbers. i said wtf is that legal he said we do it all the time,and i said ah no
01-25-2008, 07:24 AM
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RE: X-Plan for Mustang GT
I used the X plan as well. A neighbor of a friend helped out. I bought when Ford was offering rebates and the x plan, to be frank, saved me $32 more than a non x plan deal i had with a dealership 50 miles away. If you have a good deal, what you will find with x plan is that the dealer doesn't try and get their $399-$599 "admin fee" at the bottom of the sales agreement. I've only paid that fee on Hondas because they know someone will be around the corner to buy the car if you don't. With the Ford dealers, if you show them your back, you will be surprised how quickly the admin fee goes away. X plan saved me "negotiation time" which is a huge plus. I didn't need to fight over the admin fee so i guess for peace of mind it's worth it
01-25-2008, 08:12 AM
#16
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RE: X-Plan for Mustang GT
ORIGINAL: landon.moss
my mom's company used to offer the xplan, so she went through a couple tauruses and sables for a pretty good deal....her company is yellow transportation and there's no afiliation with ford....perhaps why they don't have it anymore...
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my mom's company used to offer the xplan, so she went through a couple tauruses and sables for a pretty good deal....her company is yellow transportation and there's no afiliation with ford....perhaps why they don't have it anymore...
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Many people make the mistake of thinking only in terms of parts and not services suppliers.
The majority of people who are eligble for X-Plan dont know it.
Check with your Human Resources Department.
01-25-2008, 09:26 AM
#17
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RE: X-Plan for Mustang GT
ORIGINAL: torque_is_good
I used the X plan as well. A neighbor of a friend helped out. I bought when Ford was offering rebates and the x plan, to be frank, saved me $32 more than a non x plan deal i had with a dealership 50 miles away. If you have a good deal, what you will find with x plan is that the dealer doesn't try and get their $399-$599 "admin fee" at the bottom of the sales agreement. I've only paid that fee on Hondas because they know someone will be around the corner to buy the car if you don't. With the Ford dealers, if you show them your back, you will be surprised how quickly the admin fee goes away. X plan saved me "negotiation time" which is a huge plus. I didn't need to fight over the admin fee so i guess for peace of mind it's worth it
I used the X plan as well. A neighbor of a friend helped out. I bought when Ford was offering rebates and the x plan, to be frank, saved me $32 more than a non x plan deal i had with a dealership 50 miles away. If you have a good deal, what you will find with x plan is that the dealer doesn't try and get their $399-$599 "admin fee" at the bottom of the sales agreement. I've only paid that fee on Hondas because they know someone will be around the corner to buy the car if you don't. With the Ford dealers, if you show them your back, you will be surprised how quickly the admin fee goes away. X plan saved me "negotiation time" which is a huge plus. I didn't need to fight over the admin fee so i guess for peace of mind it's worth it
01-25-2008, 09:33 AM
#18
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RE: X-Plan for Mustang GT
ORIGINAL: ohnoesaz
Uhm, hi Frank.
ORIGINAL: torque_is_good
I used the X plan as well. A neighbor of a friend helped out. I bought when Ford was offering rebates and the x plan, to be frank, saved me $32 more than a non x plan deal i had with a dealership 50 miles away. If you have a good deal, what you will find with x plan is that the dealer doesn't try and get their $399-$599 "admin fee" at the bottom of the sales agreement. I've only paid that fee on Hondas because they know someone will be around the corner to buy the car if you don't. With the Ford dealers, if you show them your back, you will be surprised how quickly the admin fee goes away. X plan saved me "negotiation time" which is a huge plus. I didn't need to fight over the admin fee so i guess for peace of mind it's worth it
I used the X plan as well. A neighbor of a friend helped out. I bought when Ford was offering rebates and the x plan, to be frank, saved me $32 more than a non x plan deal i had with a dealership 50 miles away. If you have a good deal, what you will find with x plan is that the dealer doesn't try and get their $399-$599 "admin fee" at the bottom of the sales agreement. I've only paid that fee on Hondas because they know someone will be around the corner to buy the car if you don't. With the Ford dealers, if you show them your back, you will be surprised how quickly the admin fee goes away. X plan saved me "negotiation time" which is a huge plus. I didn't need to fight over the admin fee so i guess for peace of mind it's worth it
would you say, "yes, and don't call me shirley" ?
01-25-2008, 10:04 AM
#19
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Join Date: May 2007
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RE: X-Plan for Mustang GT
I have two X plans a year, so does my wife, for a total of four a year.Both through are jobs. Neither of us works for Ford. I don't think I can give mine away, as we don't work for Ford.
