Congrats mcmurm!

I've forgotten what your current order status is? Did your order already get placed as a 2021? Can the dealer apply this now, or do you have to wait until the truck arrives?

 

I got the $2k one today for F150, Superduty, and Expedition, but it covered $1250 on Explorer, Ranger, Edge, Ecosport, Escape, or Mustang.

 

Hey, thanks @OffBalance. Believe it or not, the order STILL is not been placed. It has been a long and frustrating process to say the least. I had sent them signed paperwork on a 2020 Platinum on August 6th. I thought they ran the order through then but a week later when I called to get a status check, they had not placed the order. So they said they would and by the time they did, apparently Ford had stopped accepting orders on 2020's (like 2 weeks after I sent the signed paperwork).

So I lost out on the 2020's and we decided to build a 2021 instead. Ford opens up 2021 orders and I get a new quote from the dealer that's $1000 higher than the last. We go back and forth but I ultimately pull the trigger, sign and return the paperwork on September 14th. Called a week or so later, nope, still not ordered. Called last week, still not ordered. Called this week, still not ordered. So they're promising they're going to order it, but they still haven't, and that's where we are today.

If it wasn't for the price they're offering, I would have walked long ago. But even with the price, I'm not really sure the extra few thousand is worth the trouble they've caused. If anyone is wondering, they're currently about $2000 below invoice. Their original offer on the 2020 was about $3000 below invoice. Great deal, but a pain in the *** headache to come with it.

To answer your question on applying the PCO - I don't think they'll apply it until the truck arrives and I take possession. They don't seem too keen on working outside the box. I've heard some dealers will apply it once a VIN is created because they can pre-process the sale at that point. If these guys don't seem interested in trying anything new / outside the box to help the customer out.

 

All 3 trucks were bought with PCO's that expired while the trucks were being built. The dealer will lock in your PCO and incentives, and they will be valid when the truck is delivered. You and your dealer are wrong, sorry. All that was said above in relation to PCO lock is incorrect.

 

I also got the $2k one as well...been looking to upgrade our explorer to an expedition so have some time to decide if we want to pull the trigger on it or not...

 

Hey Joe, I get it and not offended at all and glad it worked for you. I only know what my dealer told me on mine and they are 100% straight up as not all dealers are as you know. The main point is....get it in writing that your dealer will accept an expired PCO is all.

 

I got the same $2500 PCO via e-mail today and will use it against my 2021 F-350 order which will hopefully arrive sometime in the next month or two?

 

Dang.. I didn't get an email

I really thought I might get one today

 

Everyone - be sure to check in your email Spam folder if you are anxiously awaiting. That's where my PCO went when I got it several months ago.

 

Just ordered the F350 CCSB yesterday, but I think it's too soon to try for one of the 1/4/21 expiration PCO's, because I don't think the truck will be here until later Jan or Feb-guessing.

 

I hope you're wrong, but I think you're probably right.

 

When I ordered my truck last year, they said I could lock in a pco, as long as a truck was ordered and the pco hadn't expired.

 

I would walk away and never deal with that dealer again. Whatever deal they're offering, it's not worth it. They are costing you time and money. And since time is money, they're costing you (money ^2).

 

The email I received for my ECR (Exclusive Cash Rewards) came from: reply@m.email-ford.com

Maybe email the marketing company and ask to get on their list: fordauthority@motrolix.com

Hope this helps in getting your ECR!!!!!

 

What website are you on that this popped up?