Q & A Session... - Ask a Ford Dealer
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Ford has a site and you can check that yourself.
Hey Nick (@13COBRA ), I was wondering if Ford does anything special for financing on leftover specialty vehicles? There is a new 2022 Mach 1 in SoCal (I'm in Vegas) and since it is a 2022 and brand new, what can I expect in terms of financing and any wiggle room (they have already discounted it about $2500 off of MSRP). I'm not a fan of financing, but does Ford do anything special for a brand new 2 year old vehicle like this one? Thanks!
Unfortunately no. It's already hit "Final Pay" which means it won't receive any additional incentives or savings from Ford. Now, that dealer should be motivated to sell.
Makes me wonder if they are motivated because it has to have been on their lot for close to 2 years by now. Thanks for the info. Happy Thanksgiving.
What's the realistic market for something like this? Are broncos still over the top expensive
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Question: If someone calls your service department this morning and wants to get their vehicle serviced what is the earliest appointment they could get?
I'm asking because last week my local Ford dealer told me December 29(two weeks) and I thought that was a long time. Called a different Ford dealer a few minutes ago a few towns over and he told me January 22 was the earliest.
Is it just my area or are you guys that busy everywhere?
Question: If someone calls your service department this morning and wants to get their vehicle serviced what is the earliest appointment they could get?
I'm asking because last week my local Ford dealer told me December 29(two weeks) and I thought that was a long time. Called a different Ford dealer a few minutes ago a few towns over and he told me January 22 was the earliest.
Is it just my area or are you guys that busy everywhere?
Busy every where. We're scheduling for January for most things. Now, oil changes and stuff I'm sure I could fit it in sometime...but for any kind of A Line technician work, it's at least 2 weeks out. Engines, transmissions and diesels are further out than that.
Is it a matter of being short on staff or just a deluge of business?
Just that busy really. It's a trickle down effect of not as many new vehicles being on the market the last 4 years. People are keeping their vehicles a little longer and it's messing up their trade cycle, and increasing the average maintenance and service they need to do on them during ownership.
Thanks. My 2014 Explorer is showing two different engine codes with the scanner. Hope it's safe to drive for several more days.
you all having much trouble getting parts? We're still really taking it in the shorts on class 8 truck parts
Oh yeah. All of the manufacturers are struggling with parts availability. I've never seen parts go on and off back order so often. Big parts, all the way down to oil filters.
I've had mild success googling the codes with the vehicle description. "Sometimes" you can get lucky and it's an easy fix.
I did do that but it's not something I'll be able to fully diagnose myself for lack of proper equipment.
Try building planes....
Just wanted to give a shout-out to Nick and his team at Chuck Anderson Ford. Ordered an F250 XL back in October and arrived at my driveway this week , by far the easiest vehicle purchase I have made.
Thanks Luis, I appreciate it! Hope you enjoy it! Glad it beat the snow haha That always throws off transport.
After working in manufacturing for 18 months and understanding what aviation and military quality standards are to meet aircraft needs, I will not go back. Suppliers are not only behind schedule but they ship marginal material and get tied up in months long back and forth on the quality issue and fix or remake. Exciting times.
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