I qualify for a "A" Plan .......
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You'd get about 10% off MSRP plus you would get any and all rebates/incentives that they are running. Right now on the XLT models is about $2,500 additional off you'd get. July 5th, rebates/incentives are going to change and probably get better from what Im understanding.
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Find one at a local dealer. Identify yourself as an A plan customer and ask to see the invoice. "A plan" price is right there on the bottom of the invoice. Plus you get all current rebates.
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You'd get about 10% off MSRP plus you would get any and all rebates/incentives that they are running. Right now on the XLT models is about $2,500 additional off you'd get. July 5th, rebates/incentives are going to change and probably get better from what Im understanding.
I hope it's the 4th, I'm getting impatient.
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Dealers don't know what incentives are starting till the day they start. Anything a dealer says about future rebates is 100% speculation.
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Watch out for those kind of dealers.
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Dealers don't know what incentives are starting till the day they start. Anything a dealer says about future rebates is 100% speculation.
Speculation: the forming of a theory or conjecture without firm evidence.
Reality: Several rebates show a good through date of June 21. There haven't been any major changes for awhile. July 4th always has big sales for the automotive industry. Therefore, one can say, without additional leaks, that it's highly probable that come June 22, there will be some new sales in town that are worth waiting for.
That coupled with insider information makes for far better odds than given by speculation.
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