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Mine took over a week. I actually lucked out and the dealer gave me a comp 41k points for the hassle. 82k points for 1 Bronco Sport Big Bend, don't mind If I do! Time for the engine cover and the all-weather floor mats.
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And the dealership realized their mistake as I went to buy the all weather floor mats and some other accessories during lunch and i was back to 41000 points only. Shoulda gone earlier in the day! At least I remembered to ask for my 15% accessories discount.
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I have kids, so I used my points for rear seat covers. Awesome product.
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I had picked up a neoprene rear seat cover for about $20 at Wal-Mart.
With the points I am thinking of either the floor liners, or the splash guards, or to pay for a chunk of both.
With the points I am thinking of either the floor liners, or the splash guards, or to pay for a chunk of both.
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Anyone go with the cargo liner or the storage bins (collapsible) in the back? id rather not have all my crap rolling around and making a mess. I bought an aftermarket explorer cargo net but am looking at the ford accessory guide and liking those.
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Welp, I'm not getting my rewards points like the sales guy said. Turns out the 'certified' they were touting isn't the Blue Advantage Ford certified but some third party crud. For used vehicles only Blue Advantage vehicles count. Previous owner of mine bought it in December and sold/traded it in in March, so not like it's a older car with a ton of miles on it. Guess it costs the dealer to get it ford certified.
Ugh.
Ugh.
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If you have the Cargo Management, I don’t think the Ford storage bins will fit under it when they are open/expanded. Just something to consider.
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I only have a basic Big Bend (no upgrades or convenience package) so i have everywhere to go with this one. Got OEM all weather mats, some struts for hood, console storage tray. Now I am interested in the cargo floor (bronco emblem) for the back, and some bins to keep everything from sliding around. Rubberized seat backs will round out my interior for a while.
Order of want/need:
1. Cargo floor mat
2. Storage Organization
3. Rubberized Seat Backs 2nd Row
4. Roof Rack Mounts
Does everyone else have issues actually getting their points? I payed for the Works package 2 weeks ago, but still haven't gotten points for it. I had to call to get credit for my initial car purchase as well.
Nice, before you get the first oil change get the Ford Visa Card and pay for the oil change using the card. Not only will u get more points you will also get a $100 credit after spending $3000, Use the card to pay for auto insurance and gas too, anything auto related. The points add up quick. You will have to pay for gas and insurance no matter what, might as well get points and cash back. After you spend $6000 on the card you get a $200 credit, $300 total. Points and cash really add up, if you plan it you will have free oil changes for life and still have points for Ford parts and accessories.
They don’t expire for me . I got the FordPass visa that keeps them from expiring. I recently used $480 worth of points at the dealer cashier told me I had the highest rewards balance she has seen.
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I did as well. Of course I bought all the accessories I wanted already & got the prepaid maintenance plan…
Coincidentally my passenger side under dash cover arrived today though so I guess I’ll use some points for that. Easier than browbeating the dealer up over it. I’ll save the beatings for something important.
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