It does not take 2 weeks for a car to make it down the assembly line. I don't see how it could possibly be a "rush job".In other words... The new car is gonna be a rush job. That's what you really want for you $40k
Why not?Hope so, dealership won't let me test drive.. Sad bear
Id believe it.No idea - maybe I wasn't dressed right?
It was technically ordered as dealer stock which would in theory get me the car sooner. While I did leave a small deposit I can't actually purchase the car until it is on the dealer lotSucks that they smashed your car for no apparent reason. Did you already have money down for that car? How can they do that for a car you have purchased?
About 8 hours away but it doesn't have all of the options I wanted. Dealer is telling me 11/15 delivery date so less than 2 more weeksThat's insane that you still don't have the car. Is there note a dealer stock car anywhere close with your options??
About 8 hours away but it doesn't have all of the options I wanted. Dealer is telling me 11/15 delivery date so less than 2 more weeks
Technically it is dealer stock.. I have gone as far as to have a regional sales rep from ford headquarters involved in this as it is proving to become a real hassle. If it wasn't for the large pile of parts that I have already accumulated for the car and a few other commitments it would be easy to tell them to shove it. I'll suffer through the next two weeks and hopefully have my car.So is that car still considered dealer stock or retail order? Hopefully it's retail that way they might have been a little more careful with it
Technically it is dealer stock.. I have gone as far as to have a regional sales rep from ford headquarters involved in this as it is proving to become a real hassle. If it wasn't for the large pile of parts that I have already accumulated for the car and a few other commitments it would be easy to tell them to shove it. I'll suffer through the next two weeks and hopefully have my car.
This sounds good in theory but all of the dealer ordered cars are ordered to the dealers specs and all of the customer ordered cars are built to their specs. There unfortunately is no such thing as a stock factory optioned car as in years past. Each dealer specifies which options they want for a car on their lot. I recently bought a 2014 F150 leftover from the same dealer for work and the only difference between that truck and one at a neighboring dealer was the back up camera, the difference of what the dealer though would be a good selling point. Kind of like the tastykake man stocking the store shelves with what he thinks will sell. The whole deal sucks and sure does leave a sour taste in my mouth for sure. I bought my first 98' Mustang in 2000 from this dealer as an off lease car and have since bought a new 2010 Ford Escape for the Ex wife and a new 2011 F250 Diesel just for me personally, not to mention a countless number of work vehicles in the last 10 years. I thought I was a good customer... hahaha boy was I wrong... Nissan work vans from now on for me, lolThis is why I suggest another solution.
It would apply if/when the Vin #s were randomly selected by computer. Those Vins would not be obligated to other destinations. In other words: No dealership or other entity would be able to put a purchase order in for that vehicle.
It can all be done before the vehicle is even built. No one but the computer would know which vehicles are selected. It would look in the computer as if the vehicle was already obligated or sold.
This sounds good in theory but all of the dealer ordered cars are ordered to the dealers specs and all of the customer ordered cars are built to their specs. There unfortunately is no such thing as a stock factory optioned car as in years past. Each dealer specifies which options they want for a car on their lot. I recently bought a 2014 F150 leftover from the same dealer for work and the only difference between that truck and one at a neighboring dealer was the back up camera, the difference of what the dealer though would be a good selling point. Kind of like the tastykake man stocking the store shelves with what he thinks will sell. The whole deal sucks and sure does leave a sour taste in my mouth for sure. I bought my first 98' Mustang in 2000 from this dealer as an off lease car and have since bought a new 2010 Ford Escape for the Ex wife and a new 2011 F250 Diesel just for me personally, not to mention a countless number of work vehicles in the last 10 years. I thought I was a good customer... hahaha boy was I wrong... Nissan work vans from now on for me, lol
I really like the 2015 and the coyote platform and that is the biggest reason that I'm holding on for it. This dealer to an extent and Ford corporate for sure has really let me down though
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