How do you look up Options deals that were in effect when you ordered?

RMoore

Well-Known Member
First Name
Rob
Joined
Jul 25, 2021
Threads
75
Messages
1,139
Reaction score
801
Location
New Jersey
Vehicles
Audi Q5, Toyota Sienna, 2022 Mach e
Country flag
If I'm remembering correctly @hybrid2bev has said that if we choose to use Options we can select the better of two Options deals: the one offered when we purchase or the one available at the time our order was placed. Is there a way to look up the Options deal that was in effect at a date in the past?
Sponsored

 

timbop

Well-Known Member
First Name
Tim
Joined
Jan 3, 2020
Threads
65
Messages
6,832
Reaction score
14,036
Location
New Jersey
Vehicles
Solar powered 2021 MME ER RWD (CA RT1)
Occupation
Software Engineer
Country flag
NOPE. All the matters is the deal which is current at the time of purchase/financing
 
OP
OP

RMoore

Well-Known Member
First Name
Rob
Joined
Jul 25, 2021
Threads
75
Messages
1,139
Reaction score
801
Location
New Jersey
Vehicles
Audi Q5, Toyota Sienna, 2022 Mach e
Country flag

hybrid2bev

Well-Known Member
Joined
Dec 4, 2019
Threads
78
Messages
4,642
Reaction score
12,771
Location
USA
Vehicles
2026 Rally
Country flag
If I'm remembering correctly @hybrid2bev has said that if we choose to use Options we can select the better of two Options deals: the one offered when we purchase or the one available at the time our order was placed. Is there a way to look up the Options deal that was in effect at a date in the past?
That was my understanding. On ordered units the dealer can lock the incentives in SmartVincent.
 
OP
OP

RMoore

Well-Known Member
First Name
Rob
Joined
Jul 25, 2021
Threads
75
Messages
1,139
Reaction score
801
Location
New Jersey
Vehicles
Audi Q5, Toyota Sienna, 2022 Mach e
Country flag
That was my understanding. On ordered units the dealer can lock the incentives in SmartVincent.
Thanks. Would I had to have asked him to do that? And if he did that, can it be discarded and then replaced by the what's available when the car is purchased if that offer is better?
 


hybrid2bev

Well-Known Member
Joined
Dec 4, 2019
Threads
78
Messages
4,642
Reaction score
12,771
Location
USA
Vehicles
2026 Rally
Country flag
Thanks. Would I had to have asked him to do that? And if he did that, can it be discarded and then replaced by the what's available when the car is purchased if that offer is better?
Locking should be automated. So you would have the choice of which incentives are better at delivery. But the programs for a particular model year MME haven’t changed, they keep getting extended. So this may be a moot point.
 
OP
OP

RMoore

Well-Known Member
First Name
Rob
Joined
Jul 25, 2021
Threads
75
Messages
1,139
Reaction score
801
Location
New Jersey
Vehicles
Audi Q5, Toyota Sienna, 2022 Mach e
Country flag
Got it, thanks. Was the APR for the Premium Options deal always 2.49%? I have a vague memory of it being lower at some point in the past, but maybe not remembering correctly.

Edit: just realized you wrote model year. Maybe I was thinking of the 2021s.
 

RickMachE

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jul 1, 2021
Threads
267
Messages
17,945
Reaction score
27,959
Location
SE MI
Vehicles
2022 Mach-E Premium 4X, 2022 Lightning Lariat ER
Country flag
2021 not GTs were 2.25%, now 2.49%.
 

ChuckInFlorida

Well-Known Member
First Name
Chuck
Joined
Aug 27, 2021
Threads
4
Messages
192
Reaction score
177
Location
Florida
Vehicles
Ford Mach e
Country flag
That was my understanding. On ordered units the dealer can lock the incentives in SmartVincent.
My dealer locked in 0.9% standard financing at time or order last August. Said I could use it or current offer at delivery - whichever is better.
 

Neil4Real

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jul 8, 2021
Threads
17
Messages
3,385
Reaction score
3,073
Location
Southern California
Vehicles
Mach-E GT Performance Edition - Shadow Black
Country flag
My dealer locked in 0.9% standard financing at time or order last August. Said I could use it or current offer at delivery - whichever is better.
Being that you ordered a GT, options will be 1.4% and the $1k or $2,500 rebate so it would probably make more sense to go that route.
Sponsored

 
 







Top