spotdog14 Posted June 14, 2011 Share Posted June 14, 2011 Greetings everyone. We are considering getting an F-150 FX4 and I would like to know the specifics on if and what I can do. Due to my fiance's work from home job she will be driving the truck 75% of the time with me the remaining 25%. Anyways we both get X plan through work (though some of the local dealerships have better pricing than I can get on X plan) and I would like to order the vehicle to make sure we get everything we want but don't know if you can do that on X plan if you are planning on leasing it. Any thoughts? Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
akirby Posted June 14, 2011 Share Posted June 14, 2011 Greetings everyone. We are considering getting an F-150 FX4 and I would like to know the specifics on if and what I can do. Due to my fiance's work from home job she will be driving the truck 75% of the time with me the remaining 25%. Anyways we both get X plan through work (though some of the local dealerships have better pricing than I can get on X plan) and I would like to order the vehicle to make sure we get everything we want but don't know if you can do that on X plan if you are planning on leasing it. Any thoughts? Thanks! X plan, leasing, buying.....doesn't matter. That's just the price and how you pay for it. You can order the vehicle you want whether you're leasing it or buying it with or without X plan. Just tell the dealer you have X plan and what you want to do. If they offer better than X plan make sure you get it in writing with all fees, taxes, rebates, doc fees, add-on options, etc. included for an out the door price and compare it to the same out the door price on X plan. Otherwise you run the risk of getting a worse deal because of hidden fees or other tricks. Considering the dealer gets an extra $400 or so from Ford for the X plan sale it doesn't make sense that a dealer would turn that down if you're offering to use X plan unless they're planning to make it up somewhere else in the deal (or on the trade-in). Either way just get all the numbers in writing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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