Ford A-Plan?

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EmperorXII

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Does anyone know what the A-Plan price on a '04 (or even '03) Cobra is?

 

Jackie Chan

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ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? If you are Aplan you will have no problem getting a dealer to share that price with you.

 

Cobra Jay

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EmperorXII said:

Does anyone know what the A-Plan price on a '04 (or even '03) Cobra is?

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Exactly!

 

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huesmann

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If you're not on the A-plan, or have a buddy on the A-plan, you don't need to know the A-plan price.

 

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trubleu01gt

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Who gets the A-plan? I have the X-plan, and it is a little cheaper.

 

JBushman73

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X plan here. Got my 04 GT (Deluxe - ) for $19,686.

I have a buddy who got an 03 Cobra a month ago for just under 30k after the X plan and rebates.

 

Cobra Jay

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trubleu01gt said:

Who gets the A-plan? I have the X-plan, and it is a little cheaper.

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I get A plan, and you're doing some serious drugs if you think that X plan is cheaper than A plan. Either the dealer screwed up (which I highly doubt) or they gave you and extra $1,000 bonus cash back.

 

madmatt

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Could someone explain all the plans. Like what is the X plan and who gets it, and what is the A plan, and likewise who gets that. I just dont know what they mean.

 

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Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but this is how I understood it...

X-plan is dealer cost plus 2% or something like that...many companies that deal with Ford for their fleets get X-plan for their employees....

A-plan is dealer cost.....for Ford employees only.

 

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Kevin2811

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psnous

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A Plan is 6% under dealer invoice and is for Ford employees and their immediate family members

X-Plan is 2% under dealer cost and is given to fleet customers and Ford employees can give 4 out a year to friends

Z plan is for retired Ford employees and is same discount as A-Plan

I have 11 years in at Kansas City Assembly Plant

 

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1slow03gt

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i got the x-plan from working at UPS

 

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760-MPH

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Non-ford employees can get D plan. My friend got me a D plan pin # for my car. I think its the same as A plan.

 

psnous

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No, non Ford employees can get X-Plan and have to have a Ford employee get the pin # for them. The only way a non Ford employee can get A- Plan is if they're an immediate family relative:\
mother
father
mother inlaw
father inlaw
brother
sister
brother/sister inlaws
spouse and his/her above ^^^^^^^^

 

Jackie Chan

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shhh, thats called fraud.

 

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760-MPH

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WTF is wrong with my posts, and what does -1 trader reading mean.

 

psnous

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That's fine. It's his ass. Me, I wouldn't risk my 50-70k a year job to get a non family member an A Plan. That is grounds for immediate termination, no questions asked

 

psnous

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760-MPH said:

WTF is wrong with my posts, and what does -1 trader reading mean.

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aparrently someone complained about you on a buy/sell transaction. It's like a feedback rating on Ebay

 

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760-MPH

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He was fired shortly thereafter