Ford Options Extra Mileage Cost

[bronco7TX]

I'm in the process of finalizing all the paperwork for my Mach E, and my loan disclosure for the Ford Options program says the per mile cost above the agreement is $0.25/mi. When I checked the Ford Mach E website, the disclaimer by the estimated payment said cars with a 'Base MSRP' b/w $30k and $50k was $0.20/mi. I'm getting a Premium AWD Extended Range so the 'Base MSRP' is $47,000 and the 'Total MSRP' is $56,440. Has anyone else experienced this issue? Initial feedback from the dealer GM is that the computer puts in the number so it wasn't something he did. I'm assuming that is wrong and it can be changed, but wanted to confirm with others on the forum.

P.S. I'll make a much longer post when I get some free time describing my 'fun' ordeal of settling on Ford Options vs. RCL that will hopefully provide help to others on the forum when their cars arrive.

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[generaltso]

This is what it says in the Options Fact Sheet. I think this means that you can pre-buy miles at the start of the contract for $0.20 a mile, but if you have to pay for overage at the end of the contract, it's $0.25 a mile.

 

[macchiaz-o]

This is what it says in the Options Fact Sheet. I think this means that you can pre-buy miles at the start of the contract for $0.20 a mile, but if you have to pay for overage at the end of the contract, it's $0.25 a mile.

Contract inception miles are only available with the 19,500 annual mileage option.

 

[generaltso]

Contract inception miles are only available with the 19,500 annual mileage option.

Yup, and they're apparently $0.20 a mile.

 

[hybrid2bev]

I'm in the process of finalizing all the paperwork for my Mach E, and my loan disclosure for the Ford Options program says the per mile cost above the agreement is $0.25/mi. When I checked the Ford Mach E website, the disclaimer by the estimated payment said cars with a 'Base MSRP' b/w $30k and $50k was $0.20/mi. I'm getting a Premium AWD Extended Range so the 'Base MSRP' is $47,000 and the 'Total MSRP' is $56,440. Has anyone else experienced this issue? Initial feedback from the dealer GM is that the computer puts in the number so it wasn't something he did. I'm assuming that is wrong and it can be changed, but wanted to confirm with others on the forum.

P.S. I'll make a much longer post when I get some free time describing my 'fun' ordeal of settling on Ford Options vs. RCL that will hopefully provide help to others on the forum when their cars arrive.

$0.25 excess mileage charges is correct. Your adjusted MSRP is =>$50,000.

Contract inception miles are only available with the 19,500 annual mileage option.

And only in eligible states.

 

[bronco7TX]

$0.25 excess mileage charges is correct. Your adjusted MSRP is =>$50,000.

Thanks for the clarification. From the way the website is worded, it looks like you look at the 'Base MSRP' (before options) to decide on mileage cost so that pointed me to $0.20/mi.

The $50k threshold bites me again! In MA, there is a $2500 rebate if the MSRP is <$50k so the Premium with the AWD and extended range takes you above the threshold and lose that rebate. It was basically a Tesla adjustment to the program since taxpayers were angry people buying >$100k cars were getting a rebate.

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