I payed $1,600 over MSRP. They gave me $10,000 for my car that I bought for $10,000 back in 2016. Lol
$23,600 was what was left to finance.
$23,600 was what was left to finance.
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Yeah. Had some timing constraints on my end, so... stuck.
BS BB showed up at dealer on 9/24 late that day. Salesman knew what I wanted, sent me a picture. Went next day and purchased. They let me use my X-Plan since I've been involved in 2 other purchases this year. Side note: they are not accepting X-plans as are a majority in Central Florida.
MSRP was 33,445. Ended up being $32, 705.
MSRP was 33,445. Ended up being $32, 705.
On Guam, all durable goods have the shipping costs buried in the sticker price. And, seldom do you pay less... unless your cousin is the salesperson. There is one Ford Stealership on the island, the next closest dealer is 3,958 miles due East... in Hawaii.
How Much Did You Pay For Your Bronco Sport?
How Much Did You Pay For Your Bronco Sport?
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Going to end up paying MSRP - X plan for a Badlands. My guys is somewhere in the 38,500 range. Going to get sick trade value for my Jetta though. Paid 25,500 for it 3.5 years ago and KBB right now is about 20 on it.
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I would go to carmax and see what they will give you? Then if it’s high use that to your advantage come trade-in time. The dealers like to low ball. They will tell you less $1,500 for reconditioning
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I’m going through a family dealer so they’ll take care of me. With Carmax, they’ll give me more but the tax savings usually outweigh it.
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Bought my Bend Bend Sport (Shadow Black) in late April at MSRP $30,100. Less $500 rebate and $7500 down. With taxes and everything. Ending up paying $25,300. Worth every penny.
Under $30K with lifetime powertrain warranty for my BB. put $7K down, 0.9% financing and a check in my pocket for the rest of my trade-in.
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The lifetime powertrain warranty is through Ford? Lifetime is 100k miles or drive it till it dies? So if you run it for 350k miles they will fix the motor?
PTU and RDU is also covered? Normal use or run the BS up a dirt road on the side of a mountain, then next weekend take it to Moab, then run the pants off it out in Randsburg and follow the power lines to Panamint Springs, Death Valley?
what did that cost from the dealer, any deductible, transferable to the next owner?
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Zplan, minus 1,000 ford cash. My OB was just over 33k before tax
MSRP minus $500 rebate for OB in late June 2021.
I traded my '18 F-150 in June for the dealer-ordered, mythical BS. It took two months to arrive. The dealership gave me a couple nice loaners until it arrived in early August.
When I picked it up, they said I had good timing as all the Broncos and BS's were then going for well over MSRP (+$4-8k). My F-150 traded for $1,000 less than I paid for it new 2.5 years earlier, and at 12,000 miles on the odo. I usually am not so fortunate. I suppose the chip shortage helped me.
I love the BS. It's been a while since I was this excited about a new vehicle.
I traded my '18 F-150 in June for the dealer-ordered, mythical BS. It took two months to arrive. The dealership gave me a couple nice loaners until it arrived in early August.
When I picked it up, they said I had good timing as all the Broncos and BS's were then going for well over MSRP (+$4-8k). My F-150 traded for $1,000 less than I paid for it new 2.5 years earlier, and at 12,000 miles on the odo. I usually am not so fortunate. I suppose the chip shortage helped me.
I love the BS. It's been a while since I was this excited about a new vehicle.
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