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Not recommended.Am I allowed to panic yet?
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Not recommended.Am I allowed to panic yet?
Ah, so when you're doing that, you're seeing the incentives for 2022 model as that's what is has you building. Makes sense there would be nothing setup yet for 2022Just go to the first site and build/order a Mach-e. Once you start there is a finance calculator in the upper right corner.
There are links there for both 2021 and 2022Ah, so when you're doing that, you're seeing the incentives for 2022 model as that's what is has you building. Makes sense there would be nothing setup yet for 2022
Anyone know if the $2,500 Ford Options credit or any other incentives were renewed? The last $2,500 listed on the Ford Options calculator expired 10/4.
The Options incentives were all extended again to Nov 1st. No change.So it’s “tomorrow” and the calculators still show 5% and the Ford Incentives website doesn’t have the Mach E listed as a qualified vehicle. Am I allowed to panic yet?
Links for viewing both 2021 and 2022 but not for building and ordering which is where you get the calculator. Everytime you build now it's for a 2022 (look at battery size) and so the financing calculator should reflect available incentives for the vehicle you're building (or so I'd assume).There are links there for both 2021 and 2022
Yeah, and that makes me feel better, but I would really like to get a screenshot of something to bring to my dealer in case they try to play games.Links for viewing both 2021 and 2022 but not for building and ordering which is where you get the calculator. Everytime you build now it's for a 2022 (look at battery size) and so the financing calculator should reflect available incentives for the vehicle you're building (or so I'd assume).
But it sounds like @hybrid2bev answered our question.
Do they normally get extended/renewed month to month? Or will this remain through the quarter?The Options incentives were all extended again to Nov 1st. No change..
The stories of dealers screwing up Options on several deals this year makes me second this sentiment. They can barely get Xplan right, let alone a "new" financing option. Customers need to be able to point to something official and show them when they're wrong.Yeah, and that makes me feel better, but I would really like to get a screenshot of something to bring to my dealer in case they try to play games.
The current Options program/incentives run from Oct 5th to Nov 1st.Do they normally get extended/renewed month to month? Or will this remain through the quarter?
Sorry to keep beating this dead horse.
How can customers find out what incentives are available in their regions?Options incentives/programs have been updated by the quarter for almost a year now.
Yeah, my dealer has already floated "we don't do options but have a similar program with a local bank". That is fine by me if that match the rate, residual, and rebate - but I doubt it!The stories of dealers screwing up Options on several deals this year makes me second this sentiment. They can barely get Xplan right, let alone a "new" financing option. Customers need to be able to point to something official and show them when they're wrong.
My dealer had to investigate options. One discrepancy is he said they would allow 45% down vs. 30% down as stated on the Ford Options detail page. Are you available to put my mind at ease that my dealer is looking at the right thing and options does allow 45% down now?Options incentives/programs have been updated by the quarter for almost a year now.
Contact your dealer or wait for the customer website to be updated.How can customers find out what incentives are available in their regions?
Yes, your dealer is correct. Maximum down payment (cash/rebates/incentives/trade equity) by not exceed 45% of the purchase price.My dealer had to investigate options. One discrepancy is he said they would allow 45% down vs. 30% down as stated on the Ford Options detail page. Are you available to put my mind at ease that my dealer is looking at the right thing and options does allow 45% down now?
Interesting. Did that just change recently?Yes, your dealer is correct. Maximum down payment (cash/rebates/incentives/trade equity) by not exceed 45% of the purchase price.