[Pantera]

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[porkcereal]

Plan pricing is set by ford, only thing you would get on top of that are rebates and dealer incentives.

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[GENGO]

Wishful thinking (I hoped for this myself in the past) but it does not stack with dealer discounts. With pricing research or negotiation you can usually beat "plan" pricing.

 

[sda3]

Xplan pricing is set by Ford and is $200 over invoice if I remember correctly (not MSRP) with xplan you also get any rebates and incentives on top of the discounted price and it also limits the dealer document fees to $100.

 

[Armitage]

You can log in to the X-Plan website using your partner code and get exact vehicle pricing at your local dealership, including current incentives but not including tax, tags, etc. In my case, the dealer's Memorial Day promotions on top of Ford incentives worked out to be $1k cheaper than the X-Plan pricing after all was said and done.

 

[djfourmoney]

Do not brother with X-Plan. You can do better on your own by just shopping around. My car was $1,200 under invoice that will NOT happen with X-Z plans, just do a little homework on your end.

 

[CVPI]

Yep.. A plan for me was too much on my ST... its amazing how low a dealer will go to sell a car

 

[jmr]

This is my invoice I got the A&Z plan and 4,000 in rebates.

 

[angrychair]

I got my '16 ST2 MSRP $29,800 for just under $26k with 0% Ford Financing last october, was fords $1,000 rebate and 0% deal plus what I talked the dealer down on.