I will also scratch and claw to get them to fix that dealer transport fee as I am taking your word for it that it shouldn't be included in the X-Plan pricing. Yes I will have them fix the documentation fee, I saw another post on this site that contained a long passage and explanation regarding that fee. The Dealer is also aware of these rules, but like many Dealers they will try to get away with whatever they can on unsuspecting customers. These rules are well known and published on the Ford AXZ-Plan website. So at a minimum, your final cost should be $225 lower (subtract $75 from the Doc Fees, and the $150 Transport Fee). Costs them nothing so it should cost you nothing. They simply send your salesman to pick the car up from the other Dealer. Dealers trade cars all the time, and there are no fees or costs involved. That would include a "Dealer Transport Fee". No exceptions.Ģ - Ford forbids the Dealer from charging any other fees (other than Tax, Title and Registration/License fees. Two points to make concerning that price quote:ġ - On all X-Plan sales, "Documentation Fees" are limited, by Ford, to a $75 maximum.
I originally picked this dealer because they were the ones involved in the Costco Car Program (31,300 price with Costco discount not bad). But I may just find out what that other dealer was and go with them.
* Dealer transport 150.00 - This is the fee they charge me because they may have to travel to trade another dealer for the car. This is what I was quoted from Millennium Ford 14500 1st Ave S Seattle, WA 98168 Phone: (206) 433-6500
This is what I am looking at for a 2010 Ford Fusion Sport AWD V6 with the 402a package and navigation system with remote start and all weather floor mats (i believe these two are included in the price). Would be forever thankful if someone could provide me with an X-plan pin for a 2010 Ford Fusion Sport in Anchorage, Alaska.
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