The official boycott ADM thread

Pete Grimaldi

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In Canada we get a lot more allocated to each Shelby dealer because it is limited to around 30 dealers. When the GT350 came out, all the dealers near me got at minimum 20+ GT350s. Getting a MSRP(or better) deal wasn't impossible when these came out here.
Interesting. Most dealers here get maybe two. I'm sure others in the southern part of the USA get more because they can sell more, but not as many as you are able to see in Canada.

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Did they recently become a Shelby dealer? I know Orchard Ford is a Shelby dealer.

p.s. the owner of Brown Bros is a member here and I am sure he does MSRP deals if you deal with him direct. I almost bought my boss 302 at his dealer.
Orchard ford yes, I always forget the other one on enterprise way exists. I know BB are on here but only ever seen his son post. I tried once with a gt350 in 2017 and a few others I know have tried on 350s and Raptors which were all msrp+5k. I dont fault them for it, I just personally wont deal with adm, and these days I wont consider even buying a new car period so doesn't matter to me anymore ha
 

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Orchard ford yes, I always forget the other one on enterprise way exists. I know BB are on here but only ever seen his son post. I tried once with a gt350 in 2017 and a few others I know have tried on 350s and Raptors which were all msrp+5k. I dont fault them for it, I just personally wont deal with adm, and these days I wont consider even buying a new car period so doesn't matter to me anymore ha
There is a dealer in Alberta doing nearly 20k off brand new 2017 GT350s lol. 2018s are 5-6k off. Sherwood Ford. They also have 2 GT350Rs at MSRP. No bites
 

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There is a dealer in Alberta doing nearly 20k off brand new 2017 GT350s lol. 2018s are 5-6k off. Sherwood Ford. They also have 2 GT350Rs at MSRP. No bites
Yes but not in 2017 I assume, all BC dealers are doing msrp or less at this point, even on Raptors
 

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There is a dealer in Alberta doing nearly 20k off brand new 2017 GT350s lol. 2018s are 5-6k off. Sherwood Ford. They also have 2 GT350Rs at MSRP. No bites

and why exactly cant Americans buy up north and bring them down?
 

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There are ways but need to use a canadian 3rd party to be the original buyer, more hassle than its usually worth
 

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There are ways but need to use a canadian 3rd party to be the original buyer, more hassle than its usually worth

Whatever you gained in buying the car in Canada would probably be eaten up in additional taxes and customs charges.
 

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Whatever you gained in buying the car in Canada would probably be eaten up in additional taxes and customs charges.
Well I know tons of americans buy used vehicles from us, especially trucks. I know on our end bringing a us car up here there are no customs charges just tax.

But brand new, not sure, ive heard of people doing it but never seen it first hand.
 

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Well I know tons of americans buy used vehicles from us, especially trucks. I know on our end bringing a us car up here there are no customs charges just tax.

But brand new, not sure, ive heard of people doing it but never seen it first hand.

The problem happens when you have a friend buy and register the car in Canada and then resale it immediately to you in the US. You have to pay your friend back for all the fees and taxes he paid and then turn around and register the sale in your name and pay all the taxes and license fees in your state. How much does it cost in Canada for all the fees and taxes required to buy the car? Chances are that they will amount to more than an ADM.
 

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Checked with all 5 local dealers within a 60 mi radius and was told that they will be charging an ADM on any GT500's they are allocated. Two of these dealers never charged an ADM before the GT350.
Since I have never paid an ADM, is the ADM added to the value of the car? If so, your registration, license fees and sales tax will also increase, not to mention all future registration fees. It's the gift that keeps on taking your money.
 

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The problem happens when you have a friend buy and register the car in Canada and then resale it immediately to you in the US. You have to pay your friend back for all the fees and taxes he paid and then turn around and register the sale in your name and pay all the taxes and license fees in your state. How much does it cost in Canada for all the fees and taxes required to buy the car? Chances are that they will amount to more than an ADM.

interesting.. so if i live in a state, or at least register the car in a state that has no tax, ( as I do both) i could potentially save some $$.. may have to look into this
 

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Checked with all 5 local dealers within a 60 mi radius and was told that they will be charging an ADM on any GT500's they are allocated. Two of these dealers never charged an ADM before the GT350.
Since I have never paid an ADM, is the ADM added to the value of the car? If so, your registration, license fees and sales tax will also increase, not to mention all future registration fees. It's the gift that keeps on taking your money.
In MA anyway, whatever you are actually paying for the car minus trade in, you pay sales tax on. We don't pay a different price for registration. It is the same no matter what car we buy. I'm sure that the insurance companies will not insure for the added ADM. That being said, paying $20,000 or more over the sticker price is just ridiculous. Let those that buy them that way, look at them in their garages and put 100 miles on them in five years then sell them for $40,000 less than they paid for it.

My 2014 has 16,000 miles on it and it is paid for.

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Not to promote the channel but rather to point out the painful exercise it can be when trying to buy something like this. Insulting to say the least.

 

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