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You need to go on fordvehicles.com and go to brochures. Order a superduty brochure and when you get it sometimes there are coupons attached from $750 to $1500. When I ordered my superduty I had a $750 coupon but by the time my truck was delivered I received a $1500 my ford direct PCO offer in my quarterly Ford pamphlet and used that instead.
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Talk about the coupon got me thinking (usually not a good thing) and was wondering that since they are so easy to get - could the dealership request a brochure in your name and have it sent to them? Then keep the $750 or $1,500?
The reasons it crossed my mind is two fold. 1)When the dealership gave me their best price after discounts, rebates, taxes, trade in, etc.. they were at $42,500, I turned it down and told them if they got the number to $40,500 I would purchase it. Magically they gave me another $900 for my trade in and included an additional $750 rebate and lowered the new truck price by another $350. I wonder if the rebate was the Ford brochure thing. 2) The salesman told me that anything less than an excellent rating on the customer satisfaction survey would be bad. I had an issue with some aftermarket stuff that the dealer had installed (later received a refund after they sent the check to the wrong address initially). When the "customer service manager" called and asked how the purchase went I told her and she also mentioned the survey. Well as of last week I did had not received the survey from Ford so I called the customer service lady back and asked her why it hadn't arrived. I suspected that they somehow had it sent to them so that they would get the rating that they wanted. She didn't know, but gave me a coupon for a free oil change. Maybe this conspiracy way of thinking is just because I don't trust dealers in general.
The reasons it crossed my mind is two fold. 1)When the dealership gave me their best price after discounts, rebates, taxes, trade in, etc.. they were at $42,500, I turned it down and told them if they got the number to $40,500 I would purchase it. Magically they gave me another $900 for my trade in and included an additional $750 rebate and lowered the new truck price by another $350. I wonder if the rebate was the Ford brochure thing. 2) The salesman told me that anything less than an excellent rating on the customer satisfaction survey would be bad. I had an issue with some aftermarket stuff that the dealer had installed (later received a refund after they sent the check to the wrong address initially). When the "customer service manager" called and asked how the purchase went I told her and she also mentioned the survey. Well as of last week I did had not received the survey from Ford so I called the customer service lady back and asked her why it hadn't arrived. I suspected that they somehow had it sent to them so that they would get the rating that they wanted. She didn't know, but gave me a coupon for a free oil change. Maybe this conspiracy way of thinking is just because I don't trust dealers in general.
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LI - it sounds like you found yourself in the situation I am in. It would appear that my coupon is going to expire about a week before my truck arrives. What phone number for customer service did you call and what did you tell them to get them to pony up a better and newer coupon. Thanks for your help
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Talk about the coupon got me thinking (usually not a good thing) and was wondering that since they are so easy to get - could the dealership request a brochure in your name and have it sent to them? Then keep the $750 or $1,500?
The reasons it crossed my mind is two fold. 1)When the dealership gave me their best price after discounts, rebates, taxes, trade in, etc.. they were at $42,500, I turned it down and told them if they got the number to $40,500 I would purchase it. Magically they gave me another $900 for my trade in and included an additional $750 rebate and lowered the new truck price by another $350. I wonder if the rebate was the Ford brochure thing. 2) The salesman told me that anything less than an excellent rating on the customer satisfaction survey would be bad. I had an issue with some aftermarket stuff that the dealer had installed (later received a refund after they sent the check to the wrong address initially). When the "customer service manager" called and asked how the purchase went I told her and she also mentioned the survey. Well as of last week I did had not received the survey from Ford so I called the customer service lady back and asked her why it hadn't arrived. I suspected that they somehow had it sent to them so that they would get the rating that they wanted. She didn't know, but gave me a coupon for a free oil change. Maybe this conspiracy way of thinking is just because I don't trust dealers in general.
The reasons it crossed my mind is two fold. 1)When the dealership gave me their best price after discounts, rebates, taxes, trade in, etc.. they were at $42,500, I turned it down and told them if they got the number to $40,500 I would purchase it. Magically they gave me another $900 for my trade in and included an additional $750 rebate and lowered the new truck price by another $350. I wonder if the rebate was the Ford brochure thing. 2) The salesman told me that anything less than an excellent rating on the customer satisfaction survey would be bad. I had an issue with some aftermarket stuff that the dealer had installed (later received a refund after they sent the check to the wrong address initially). When the "customer service manager" called and asked how the purchase went I told her and she also mentioned the survey. Well as of last week I did had not received the survey from Ford so I called the customer service lady back and asked her why it hadn't arrived. I suspected that they somehow had it sent to them so that they would get the rating that they wanted. She didn't know, but gave me a coupon for a free oil change. Maybe this conspiracy way of thinking is just because I don't trust dealers in general.
It's by your name / address / Zip code, etc.
You don't even need the piece of paper, they can look it up online. It's your by name..... Not sure how a central location with a single address is going to get more than one..
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LI - it sounds like you found yourself in the situation I am in. It would appear that my coupon is going to expire about a week before my truck arrives. What phone number for customer service did you call and what did you tell them to get them to pony up a better and newer coupon. Thanks for your help
Google "ford customer service"
On the vru, choose marketing
EDIT - phone number added
8003344375
Last edited by Y2KPSD; 11-24-2010 at 12:10 PM. Reason: phone number added
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So the truck is on order. Can someone confirm how long the coupon is good for once they issue it? So I'm assuming that it takes about 3 weeks to get the brochure and the coupon itself is good for a month? So from the day you order it online, it will expire 6-7 weeks from then. I'm like everyone else and trying to time the coupon with delivery. Trying to wait as long as possible to ensure I can use it. Thanks for the input.
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