All of their incentive programs have that verbiage. They can't just leave it open ended for months or years, as they can't predict what the market is going to do.
Raising the price of an automobile is not illegal. If you're referring to "price gouging", that would take a WHOLE lot higher price to even come close to that AND it would have to be items like basic necessities ... not a sports car ... during extreme external situations like a natural disaster.
First, Ford Motor Company (the manufacturer) and Ford Credit are not one in the same.
Next, why would you bother going through Ford Credit? I've bought well over a dozen cars/trucks in the last ~20 years and always go through my credit union. Navy Federal is at 4.09% right now while Ford...
So you think a dealership will choose to make nothing by not selling a vehicle vs normal AZ Plan sale profit (mostly delear holdback) plus the additional 5% incentive (profit) on one sold under this program?
You're not much of a business person, are you?
We produce the HVAC for 70% of all North American market Ford/Lincoln SUVs, light trucks (F150 to F450) and Mustang. We literally only have two components that go into all the HVACs for all these vehicles that comes from overseas and a small percentage of components that come from Mexico. The...
I can only share what I've heard.
As we all know, these things can change on a dime. Ford extended the next gen F150 and Super Duty twice since we started producing for the current generation platforms (P702 and P708).
Because the conversations involved anticipated refresh, not next generation.
You're welcome to ignore anything I say. What do I know ... all we did/do was built part of your Mustang.
A full tank of gas.
Half a pack of cigarettes
Sunglasses
Hit it.
(Many of you are probably too young to understand)
Seriously ... cash, credit cards, and a cell phone.