2013 Titanium w/ options Quote

[jrecpa]

Hello All.

I think I have a pretty sweet deal lined up for the following, but would like to get some of your feedback:

2013 Titanium Sedan (Black)
w/ Nav
w/ Moonroof
w/ 17" alloys
w/ winter package

I have a standing offer for 24,408 before 1,500 instant rebate. Considering I have nearly every option, I feel like this is pretty slick deal, but I am pretty novice at buying cars so who knows (hopefully you guys and gals).

Likely financing through my own bank.

Thoughts?

[imccrea]

Originally Posted by jrecpa

Hello All.

I think I have a pretty sweet deal lined up for the following, but would like to get some of your feedback:

2013 Titanium Sedan (Black)
w/ Nav
w/ Moonroof
w/ 17" alloys
w/ winter package

I have a standing offer for 24,408 before 1,500 instant rebate. Considering I have nearly every option, I feel like this is pretty slick deal, but I am pretty novice at buying cars so who knows (hopefully you guys and gals).

Likely financing through my own bank.

Thoughts?

It already has in essence the winter pkg (heated seats) std on the 13. Also which 17" alloys and what is the MSRP?

Seems to be attractive either at invoice if the wheels are the std equipment or $400 below if they're an add.

[jrecpa]

You may be right about the winter package on the 2013, I don't see it listed under the "Options" tag on the window sticker; however, I believe the Ford website still lists it as an "optional" feature. Regarding the 17" alloys, the suggested retail price is 495 and the invoice is 442. Don't know much more than that.

These are the numbers I'm looking at:

MSRP: 26,180
Total Invoice: 24,805

So essentially, yes it's a price 400 below invoice before the rebate. I presume that is decent for a 2013 with virtually no miles?

[imccrea]

I'd agree with you, as long as there are no kinks when you show up.

[FatMan069]

i guarentee that the $1500 rebate if only there if you finance with their bank. Ive bought 5 new cars in 3 years, ive been over all the paperwork they can throw at you.

[jrecpa]

Originally Posted by FatMan069

i guarentee that the $1500 rebate if only there if you finance with their bank. Ive bought 5 new cars in 3 years, ive been over all the paperwork they can throw at you.

I specifically asked this, and they said the rebate is not contingent on getting Ford financing. Though now I'll be extra cognizant that they don't double back on that.

[FatMan069]

Originally Posted by jrecpa

I specifically asked this, and they said the rebate is not contingent on getting Ford financing. Though now I'll be extra cognizant that they don't double back on that.

o ok, well my focus quote was like 26,500 when i got it. and i knew a guy who knew a guy and got it for 23,000. 4.9%, and check what the payments are going to be, cause quotes arnt good until you have the interest incorporated. the final price is good, but check what they are going to finance you at. mine was 350 a month and changed to 409 with 4.9% involved.

[PDQEagle]

Originally Posted by jrecpa

You may be right about the winter package on the 2013, I don't see it listed under the "Options" tag on the window sticker; however, I believe the Ford website still lists it as an "optional" feature. Regarding the 17" alloys, the suggested retail price is 495 and the invoice is 442. Don't know much more than that.

These are the numbers I'm looking at:

MSRP: 26,180
Total Invoice: 24,805

So essentially, yes it's a price 400 below invoice before the rebate. I presume that is decent for a 2013 with virtually no miles?

"virtually no miles" is this a used. That would change the whole picture

[jrecpa]

Originally Posted by PDQEagle

"virtually no miles" is this a used. That would change the whole picture

32 miles total.