StangMan04
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- 2016 GT
How should I go about my asking price? I sent a bunch of emails to 10 of my local Ford dealers and will wait for replies. When I get a quote back should I say "Well, I know what x-plan, dealer invoice, etc... is, can you do any better?" Or do you not mention those at all?
Another question that I just noticed. In the 2016 Order Price thread it has the price w/holdback. Does that mean those prices include the holdback money that Ford gives the dealers, which means I can't use the holdback money as a bargaining tool?
This is my first new vehicle that I will be ordering to MY specs and the plans and holdback info is new to me too. So please bear with my newbie-ness.
Emails work pretty good when you start but sometimes for local dealerships it may be best to go in and get offers as well. Shows you have more interest in buying and they may work with you better. Don't be afraid to walk out. Don't be rude, because most dealerships will contact you to continue negotiations.
In terms of the holdback, dealers get around $1100 holdback with a premium model if I heard correctly. But unless you are interested in going to Koons or another dealership who gives great prices, it will be hard to beat invoice. Some may call your bluff since that dealership is not close if you get a quote from them. But I got an awesome price and was worth the 2 hour drive. Others have flown to Koons due to the savings.
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