Birddogjr350
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MSRP or bust!!!
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I am sticking to this as well i dont care if it never ever comes, atleast I didnt pay the $10k+ i am finding everywhere i lookMSRP or bust!!!
I am too! I'm not cheap, I just want the car I want and at the price it should be sold at. Period.I am sticking to this as well i dont care if it never ever comes, atleast I didnt pay the $10k+ i am finding everywhere i look
Regarding the R, they're playing the owner will just keep it if they don't get the ADM that they want game.For the 3 allocations discussed b4 I was told all have deposits and with ADM. They do have 1 R allocation. I was told make an offer if interested.
Can't send you a PM I guess. Are you on lat-g? Building my '69 Camaro project as well.No ADM ever in my book. I'll just enjoy my 15 GT premium for awhile. If I want some kick in the ass feel .....I will drive my 69 Z/28 502 ramjet pro touring 5 speed machine.
No reason to pay ADM !!!!
That's not going to be correct. Of the 20 cars we have, all but two will be ordered specifically for the customer.I've got to give you credit: You may be wrong, but you're never in doubt.
I have no basis in fact at this time either, but there's no way I can believe that only 10% of GT350s will be customer-ordered cars. Dealers are in business to sell cars - not own them - and a customer car is money in the bank, ADM or not. In fact, I'd bet that more than your 10% total number already are in the system as customer-ordered cars.
Pardon my error. I should have left "every year after". Sorry, professor.HENCEFORTH means from NOW on. Since your statement contains, "every year after," you are speaking of a past occurance and, "From THAT point on" would be the accurate way to express your statement.
Carlos is a great guy, still here, but now a contract officer. He does all the signing up now. Banker hours. lolBy the way, I had a great transaction from Galpin in 2010 when I bought my 2011 GT Premium with Brembo, nav, sync..... Carlos Alfaro was my internet sales guy. He stood by his word and I was very satisfied with the transaction.
If you're referring to my tone towards Sticker, then you are late to the game. He's done nothing but be an agitator and does not give correct information to fellow members here. I'm not here fishing for customers. I'm here as a Mustang guy who happens to be reading something that relates to his job in a forum where many, many people have called myself and dealerships in general as "scuzzballs" or the latest was calling me "dirty sanchez salesman" without even knowing who I am or how I work. So, if I politely defend myself and my career and you don't think that's appropriate, maybe you should go back and see what lovely comments I've been fielding in past posts.Without venturing an opinion on whether you are right or wrong, I will say, that I'm not sure your, "Tone" creates goodwill for your establishment. I can't imagine someone reading this and saying, I'm dying to go to Galpin, they really respond respectfully to die hard FORD customers.
Just sayin.....
I don't know if you were replying to Mustang 1260 or me, but you and I are in complete agreement on this. The majority of GT350s will be customer orders.That's not going to be correct. Of the 20 cars we have, all but two will be ordered specifically for the customer.
For a dealer that is getting 2-5, they will most likely all be pre-sold too. In other words, your percentages are backwards. Likely 80-90% are pre-sold. Maybe 10-20% will be for stock. And if they are, what a terrible dealer. lol

What you said, Buddy!I don't know if you were replying to Mustang 1260 or me, but you and I are in complete agreement on this. The majority of GT350s will be customer orders.![]()
Most are going to hit the showroom already sold.You're gonna be too late! Most dealer will have theirs presold. I know mine will. Once they are done, they're done. If you're lucky, you'll find a dealer out there with one on their lot, but I wouldn't put all my eggs in that basket.Wait for them to start to arrive on the lot and offer MSRP on one.
I think it is very much market driven and some areas will see a very large demand where a dealer will sell all they can get with an ADM. I am fortunate in a perverted way to live in the middle of Iowa where I have a long relationship with my dealer and will get mine for MSRP max. He just sold me a Hellcat for 500 over invoice.Pardon my error. I should have left "every year after". Sorry, professor.
Carlos is a great guy, still here, but now a contract officer. He does all the signing up now. Banker hours. lol
If you're referring to my tone towards Sticker, then you are late to the game. He's done nothing but be an agitator and does not give correct information to fellow members here. I'm not here fishing for customers. I'm here as a Mustang guy who happens to be reading something that relates to his job in a forum where many, many people have called myself and dealerships in general as "scuzzballs" or the latest was calling me "dirty sanchez salesman" without even knowing who I am or how I work. So, if I politely defend myself and my career and you don't think that's appropriate, maybe you should go back and see what lovely comments I've been fielding in past posts.As I've already mentioned, my own personal clients who have ordered their GT350's/R's with me have all the info they need...DORA, Pricing in writing, deposits in, orders in, etc. I'm a member of 3 local Mustang clubs too and work by repeat and referal only now. And if you asked Carlos who to speak with who knows a thing or two about Mustangs, he'd probably lead you over to my office.
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