Ooh...im bout to ask someone for theres...i saw that u have to be a member for 60 days though to use it
Can you provide more info about this process? If you buy someone's number, you still have to become a member?
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Ooh...im bout to ask someone for theres...i saw that u have to be a member for 60 days though to use it
can you provide a link to it dl?Theres a thread about the x plan on blue oval forums. You can find more info about it over there
Ford has X plan and A plan. One is a supplier price, 12-14%. Ford workers have a 18-20% off MSRP. Ford employees get 2 plan numbers, per year. I hear they sell them, if they don't use it. I had a salesman tell me, I could buy a plan "number'", for about $300. On a $70K vehicle, your talking like a $12K discount.
If you play with the search inventory feature for the 18 expy and navi, you will notice depending om the area, there are vehicles ready at the dealer. This also include the window sticker for that vehicle as well. Im guessing that ford is allocating the vehicles that are ready and will sending them to the dealers that ordered them somewhat soon. Unfortunately, no dealer within 200 miles of me is one of those prestigious dealers to get one so soon. The fuel economy is also on the window stickers as well but not the safety ratings.
A member from anither forum found this out by using the lincoln navigator inventory search. I spoke to a dealer whose order showed up on the inventory search, he said they should be receiving it around end of october. Question for me is, is a 12hr trip for an earlier buy worth it. There is one about 3 hrs away but its not the model i wanted and im not willing to pay that much more for it.
If you do it you have to remember that Ford still wants you to vary the engine speed over the first 1000 miles. So that means don't jump on the highway and do 75 MPH for 12 hours. I think you would want to go through a bunch of heating and cooling cycles on the engine in the first 1000 miles. I could be wrong but I always wind up thinking about stuff like that.A member from anither forum found this out by using the lincoln navigator inventory search. I spoke to a dealer whose order showed up on the inventory search, he said they should be receiving it around end of october. Question for me is, is a 12hr trip for an earlier buy worth it. There is one about 3 hrs away but its not the model i wanted and im not willing to pay that much more for it.
I saw this and thought the same thing. I like that red color but I don’t think it would look good on that truck, that’s a lot of really bright red, like a rolling tomato truck.The 2018 Fleet guide lists Race Red as an available exterior color. (Race, not Ruby Red)
Contacted my sales guy for details. We figured this was marketing intended for a Fire Dept but he went on to say Race Red wasn't showing available on 2018 SSV Expedition, which one might expect a Fire Dept to source. He is stumped and is going to reach out to his fleet guy for further details, but I thought I'd toss it out here for those in the know.
The fleet brochure below references an XL model as fleet exclusive.
http://www.fleet.ford.com/resources/ford/general/pdf/brochures/2018/2018_Expedition.pdf
Thoughts?

I had a ruby red fusion and it was a great color, especially on sunny days. I think the ruby red is a great color.And here I am worried that Ruby Red will be too bright for my tastes...
Metallic in red really sets the color off I think, way more than the metallic in the white Ford uses now. Both look good though.I’m not really a fan of red, isn’t that ironic. The only reason it was acceptable on my truck is it has the metallic flakes in the paint so it doesn’t look like a race car. Redfire Metallic is the color in 07.