Which plan is better, X or D?
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From: Baton Rouge, LA.
Which plan is better, X or D?
I am looking at getting a new F150 SCREW in May. I can get the X-plan through work, or I can get a D-plan from my father-in-law.
Which is more to my advantage? If they are the same, I'll just X-plan it and let my father-in-law keep his. He can give out two per year. I'd hate to "waste" one.
Thanks in advance.
Brian
Which is more to my advantage? If they are the same, I'll just X-plan it and let my father-in-law keep his. He can give out two per year. I'd hate to "waste" one.
Thanks in advance.
Brian
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From: Georgia on my mind...
X-plan pricing is D-plan + 4% + $150 surcharge on Ford and Mercury vehicles and $250 on Lincolns.
A/D/Z-plan is invoice + D&D + 1% dealer advertising + $75 transaction fee.
So, you'll get a better price using A/D/Z plan if that's available to you.
A/D/Z-plan is invoice + D&D + 1% dealer advertising + $75 transaction fee.
So, you'll get a better price using A/D/Z plan if that's available to you.
