Ron93YJ
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- First Name
- Ron
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- Feb 10, 2021
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- Pittsburgh, PA
- Vehicle(s)
- 2021 Rubicon 4xe
And to think you can order one for 5% below invoice. Pretty crazy numbers.
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I see. I didn’t understand that reservation holder sales at MSRP from last year are part of the February-March sales data from this year. Thanks.The fact that included in those stats are the reservation holders who are paying MSRP.
Most of Fords sales last year went to fulfilling reservation holders orders. The very fact that they are at 20% above MSRP when the majority have been sold to reservation holders at MSRP should show that the average price of a Bronco on a dealer lot is insane.
All good, most of 21’s orders were pushed to 2022. For instance I was a first day res holder and my order was pushed to a 2022 and is only now being built.I see. I didn’t understand that reservation holder sales at MSRP from last year are part of the February-March sales data from this year. Thanks.
Seriously. Everyone here buys way below MSRP, so I’m very surprised to see this, unless this is something that just happened in the last month or two.Must all those Jeep owners not on this forum.
If you walk into a dealership and try to by one off the lot, you will not get a dealer below invoice, and maybe not below MSRP. But you can place a factory order at any dealership..In December I paid 9.3% below MSRP...
And just this last week I put an offer (that was accepted) on a condo that was several thousand under listing... but most in the area are going for several thousand over... total bidding war.
Even in times like these, deals can be found.
Unless you have an affiliate pricing control number.If you walk into a dealership and try to by one off the lot, you will not get a dealer below invoice…