scumbags (dodge dealers, not ford)

[OH5GT 2 S550]

You may be wrong about that. I seem to remember another thread where someone ordered an LE (with a deposit) and either had it sold underneath them or the dealer tried to keep it to get more $$. I believe the person ended up getting their deposit back and just bought another from somewhere else.

Can someone else confirm this for me?

There was other circumstances with that situation. The guy was kind of a jerk to the dealership.

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[Wblv17]

There was other circumstances with that situation. The guy was kind of a jerk to the dealership.

that'scorrect

 

[thaext]

There was other circumstances with that situation. The guy was kind of a jerk to the dealership.

Why don't you get your information right, instead of assuming? Nobody except for the dealer and I know what happened.

 

[FordService]

The dodge dealers aren't the only scumbags. I ordered a '13 GT500 from King Ford in Murphy,NC. The vermin told me they had allocation and I put down $5000. Months later after raising hell with Ford they told me they actually couldnt get one. I would stop at the dealer and ask question and all their answers were lies.
I got my deposit back and went to Ft Paine ,AL Carl Gregory Ford. No problems.
My '15 I ordered from a local dealer and was told "no deposit".

I'm glad your current dealer was able to work this out, dattripper. Send me a PM with your name and phone number; I'll document your dealer feedback. We appreciate your input, both negative and positive, to help improve our customers' experience.

Jeff :ford:

 

[Rob00GT]

I've never been required to put down a deposit, but I have a good (and long term) relationship with my dealer. If I had to go with another dealer for a "limited production" car, I would be willing to put down a deposit but you can bet it would be refundable and specify both the final "out the door" price of the vehicle and a delivery date. Without those things it is worthless to me.

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