Buying new Expedition... Still paying MSRP?

[nationalgallery]

Appreciate the feedback on the platinum max purchase for $8k off MSRP.... anyone else have recent experience to share?

BlueCruise!
Carmelo interior

real wood on center console (big difference over plastic) Wollsdorf Leather-wrapped steering wheel 4-way adjustable head restraints Zone Lighting

 

[jjscsix]

I just bought a 2023 Platinum. I got pretty close to $5,000 off list with no BS.

 

[SunnySunshine]

Well my dad and I checked out the Jeep Wagoneer. It definitely has more storage space in the back (we measured the extended version and it is 6ft behind the 2nd row), but you're right, the rest of it sucks. The glove compartment is super small, the seats are uncomfortable, screen is small, no motorized folding mirrors, and I can't believe they don't even have cupholders for the 2nd row (except at the bottom of the doors).

Looks like it is the Ford Expedition for us as well now. Nothing else to choose from for extended wheelbase SUVs.

 

[nationalgallery]

The glove compartment is super small,

Expedition has 2 glove compartments and a large center console.

 

[sctom1]

If you owned Ford stock, then you can get a discount possibly comparable to the X plan.

 

[Mr Big]

There's no comparison from a Wagoneer to a Platinum. Seats, performance, look, features, etc. Platinum all the way.

 

[mwar99]

If you owned Ford stock, then you can get a discount possibly comparable to the X plan.

That ended last year. If you didn't get a code by June you can't use that, and it might have expired by now even if you did get a code.

 

[philggg]

I am pricing out an ordering a Timberline version. List is $85,700. I have checked with several dealers (Illinois and Washington State) and neither will go lower than MSRP. Does anyone know where dealers are selling below MSRP? Apparently, not where I am at.

 

[Shakeandbake]

If you owned Ford stock, then you can get a discount possibly comparable to the X plan.

What if I only have Put options?

 

[SunnySunshine]

What if I only have Put options?

I'm not a financial expert but I do trade on the stock market. I would think having options on certain stocks wouldn't give you any special treatment from the company as your relation/contract is with a 3rd party. Now if you owned stocks, or you exercised the option buying shares, that would make you a shareholder, or partial owner of the company.

There's no comparison from a Wagoneer to a Platinum. Seats, performance, look, features, etc. Platinum all the way.

Unless you're getting the Grand Wagoneer, I agree. If you're not willing to pay Ford $800 annually for Blue Cruise, then I'd say even the cheapest Grand Wagoneer beats the Ford Platinum (but you're paying almost $10,000 more than the Ford). The regular Wagoneer is no comparison though.