Buying in Minnesota

[LittleJerrySeinfeld]

Hey guys, I have been lurking through the threads over the past year and I have finally made an account to ask for some advice.

I'm looking to lease a Mustang within the next 30 days and I have already gotten my MCA x-plan pin (signed up in July) but there is a big list of things I'm not familiar with or would like some outside opinions on so allow me to list them:

1. Does anyone have a recommendation on the dealer or salesman near the Minneapolis area who will honor x-plan and is easy to deal with?

2. Besides x-plan and EAA, what other current deals are out there that will stack on x-plan?

3. Lastly, this is my first time buying through a dealership so any tips or advice or hidden fees would be great to know in advance!

The reason I'm looking to lease is because of the affordability in the short term over the next year. For reasons I won't go into, my financial situation will GREATLY improve starting in 2016 but until then, I think I can only afford lease payments as opposed to purchase payments. I don't plan on modding the car or anything either.

I'm not sure if it matters but I'm ideally looking to buy an Ecoboost premium model.

Any and all help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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[tsunami]

Dealers who accept X-Plan, NW of Twin Cities within 50 miles: Tenvoorde (St Cloud),
Lundeens (Annandale), Ryan (Buffalo). Personally confirmed while visiting dealerships.
Check Ford Inventory for 2015s in Stock. Click on Window Sticker to confirm that the vehicle is on the lot.
I am buying from Tenvoorde. Talk to 'Ed', Mustang sales...knowledgeable and very friendly.

 

[elfiero]

I used Superior/Brookdale in Plymouth, MN. They took my X-plan pin and assigned a value of $500 minimum to it. My deal is if Ford raises the x-plan amount, they will honor the updated amount. My salesman is a guy named Stas- he's a nice young guy. Keep in mind, this is an "independant", old-school, style dealership. You old guys will be reminded of days gone by at this place. It is NOT, a corprate, one-price fits all store, you get the price you squeeze out of them. I personally MUCH prefer this method, as you have to have a brain and be willing walk to get decent deal.

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