X plan pin please
If anybody has an extra X plan pin I sure would appreciate it if you would be willing to let me use it. I will be buying a 07 F150 within the next 2 weeks.
Thanks
Mook
Thanks
Mook
You can't just "get" a PIN
it's not like a password.
Your employer must have a relationship with Ford and the arrangement must include employee purchasing. You can't just use somebody else's PIN number because Ford verifies your employer, that you are an actual employee of an actual partner company, etc.
Your employer must have a relationship with Ford and the arrangement must include employee purchasing. You can't just use somebody else's PIN number because Ford verifies your employer, that you are an actual employee of an actual partner company, etc.
Originally Posted by red_candle
it's not like a password.
Your employer must have a relationship with Ford and the arrangement must include employee purchasing. You can't just use somebody else's PIN number because Ford verifies your employer, that you are an actual employee of an actual partner company, etc.
Your employer must have a relationship with Ford and the arrangement must include employee purchasing. You can't just use somebody else's PIN number because Ford verifies your employer, that you are an actual employee of an actual partner company, etc.
He can still get a "Friends and Neighbors" x-plan pin from someone who has some left to give out.
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Originally Posted by kd4crs
He can still get a "Friends and Neighbors" x-plan pin from someone who has some left to give out.
Yea, this is what I bought my truck with. I got the PIN from my Buddy's Wife's Uncle. Literally!
A Great way to buy a truck if you can get one. No haggle, and the dealer's seem happy to do it.
Originally Posted by BHibbs
A Great way to buy a truck if you can get one. No haggle, and the dealer's seem happy to do it. 
I have a college friend who is now the Finance Mgr. for a pretty good sized dealership. He told me they make $300-500 more on an X plan vehicle than on one that they sell for cash, no trade, and hard negotiations...
Originally Posted by OnBelay
That's because you paid them more than you would have if you were a decent negotiator.
I have a college friend who is now the Finance Mgr. for a pretty good sized dealership. He told me they make $300-500 more on an X plan vehicle than on one that they sell for cash, no trade, and hard negotiations...
I have a college friend who is now the Finance Mgr. for a pretty good sized dealership. He told me they make $300-500 more on an X plan vehicle than on one that they sell for cash, no trade, and hard negotiations...
Last edited by psk256; Feb 23, 2007 at 10:24 PM.
Originally Posted by OnBelay
That's because you paid them more than you would have if you were a decent negotiator.
I have a college friend who is now the Finance Mgr. for a pretty good sized dealership. He told me they make $300-500 more on an X plan vehicle than on one that they sell for cash, no trade, and hard negotiations...
I have a college friend who is now the Finance Mgr. for a pretty good sized dealership. He told me they make $300-500 more on an X plan vehicle than on one that they sell for cash, no trade, and hard negotiations...
Well worth 300 bucks.
Plus they're not hiding any incentives or rebates from you...
Oh yea, I scored at least 300 dollars in oil changes and car washes... Definitely a good way to go IMO.
Originally Posted by psk256
Who has 20-40k in cash? If your paying cash, im sure you can get way below x plan pricing.
Originally Posted by BHibbs
Plus they're not hiding any incentives or rebates from you...
Hey Mook, email me your name, address, and last 4 digits of your social and I will get you a pin number. I have 3 left to give out. I gave out 8 last year on this site. I know Kd4crs got one of them.
Last edited by Blang; Feb 24, 2007 at 12:32 AM.


