Thagman
Member
- First Name
- Thomas
- Joined
- Mar 20, 2021
- Threads
- 2
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- Location
- Flagler Beach Florida
- Vehicles
- Mach E California RT 1
- Occupation
- Retired
- Thread starter
- #1
Placed an order for California Rt 1 at local Palm Coast Fl dealer on March 7.
Build predicted for week of May 3.
Meanwhile, contacted other dealers to determine if they had any inventory.
One dealer asked me if my dealer I ordered with has a Documentation Fee.
I did not know. They knew it was $899. I called my dealer to confirm yes it was $899.
The dealer that brought this to my attention related that they were a No Dealer Fee Dealer!
So I canceled my existing order today and placed a new order with that dealer. So I go back
In the wait queue but save $899. You can cancel if your vehicle is not yet in production.
Both dealers were selling at MSRP.
Do a google of “Florida Ford Dealers with no Documentation Fee” to find the dealer. This one has six sites in
The Central Florida area.
Apparently even buyers from out of state buy their to avoid dealer fees that are just disguised extra
Profit for the Dealer.
Build predicted for week of May 3.
Meanwhile, contacted other dealers to determine if they had any inventory.
One dealer asked me if my dealer I ordered with has a Documentation Fee.
I did not know. They knew it was $899. I called my dealer to confirm yes it was $899.
The dealer that brought this to my attention related that they were a No Dealer Fee Dealer!
So I canceled my existing order today and placed a new order with that dealer. So I go back
In the wait queue but save $899. You can cancel if your vehicle is not yet in production.
Both dealers were selling at MSRP.
Do a google of “Florida Ford Dealers with no Documentation Fee” to find the dealer. This one has six sites in
The Central Florida area.
Apparently even buyers from out of state buy their to avoid dealer fees that are just disguised extra
Profit for the Dealer.
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