GREAT DEALS ON 2025 MAVERICKS-3% BELOW INVOICE@ GRANGER FORD!!!!

[sapperforward]

Good morning everyone!

Granger Motors is taking 2025 Maverick orders at 3% Under Invoice!!

There's no catch or gimmick. To get a quote started just email a Build & Price from Ford's website to [email protected].

Just a few quick notes (because I know I'll get asked!)

1 - Our documentation fee is $180.
2- In Transit fee is $35.
3 - There are NO mandatory add ons.
4 - There is a Non-Refundable $500 deposit due at order.
5 - We will get you an electronic signature document with options, pricing, and details for your signature before placing the order.
6 - We do not participate in courtesy deliveries to other dealerships.

I think it goes without being said, but I also want to clarify that we cannot make any guarantees on delivery time frames.

I realize you can use this to price shop your local dealers and I encourage you to do so. I think it's great to support local business. But if you can't get something worked out locally we're glad to assist.

I also want to be an asset to this community on any dealer related questions that may arise as well and be able to add my knowledge to those conversations.

Thanks for the opportunity and the support throughout the many years!

Zach

Do you do X plan pricing and what's the guestimate on a 2024 lariat Fx4 lux <4K on it -no damage trade-in

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[Granger Ford]

Can we also apply x-plan to this pricing?

You can not. It would be basically one or the other.

 

[Bwicka]

This was the email I sent:

Chip,
I saw on the Ford inventory search that Granger has 8 "Dealer Ordered" Ford Mavericks. Will any of these Mavericks be available for MSRP? Thank you.

This was Chip’s complete answer:

“We're pricing in the lot Mavericks for in-state at $1795 for paint protection and rustproofing over MSRP and out of state would be $5000 over that.”

He wasn’t offering me an “optional” upsell. He was telling me that I would have to pay MSRP+$1795+$5000(notice the “over that”) if I wanted to buy a Maverick from Granger. Stop candy coating the stealership tactics.

After that experience with Granger, their 3% below invoice offer falls flat. I would rather deal with my local Ford dealership that has treated me fairly. I have 3 discount options.

Ask yourself if they are such a great dealership to deal with then why does Granger have “100+ New Ford Mavericks in stock”. That is a lot of Mavericks that people walked away from.

I would say YOU should not order one from them .
and if anyone else wants to ORDER at the 3% off it has nothing to do with dealer stock and that sales model now does it?
Sounds like they are honest and upfront on all of their sales models!
No bs there.

 

[Granger Ford]

Do you do X plan pricing and what's the guestimate on a 2024 lariat Fx4 lux <4K on it -no damage trade-in

We do X Plan, but the 3% is better than X Plan. Honestly, it is hard to say, but if you want to private message me with your VIN, I can see what our Manager in that department thinks!

 

[Granger Ford]

225 pages of Granger - so many happy customers

I'm a happy Granger customer.

Responding to Joy, we need more great dealers like Granger.

Thank you so much for the support and kind words!

 

[PenguinPillowPet]

Yes but dealers closer may have ridiculous fees. Such is the case with dealers near me, may be different for you though

I’m in the south, so I get it. Toyota dealers near me have $999 doc fees. Others are $700+. Wild!

 

[Binar]

Do you do X plan pricing and what's the guestimate on a 2024 lariat Fx4 lux <4K on it -no damage trade-in

Do you guys know what X-plan is? x-plan is 0.4% off invoice with a higher doc fee while OP gives you 3% off with $185 dock fee... Be careful what you ask for

Question for OP..Do you accept Farm Bureau certificate $500 on top off your 3% off ?

 

[Granger Ford]

Do you guys know what X-plan is? x-plan is 0.4% off invoice with a higher doc fee while OP gives you 3% off with $185 dock fee... Be careful what you ask for

Question for OP..Do you accept Farm Bureau certificate $500 on top off your 3% off ?

We do accept Farm Bureau certificates ontop of the 3% off!

 

[atldump]

ive ordered several from you guys before, but the $500 deposit is steep. considering, all my orders took 12 mo or more to fill

 

[Granger Ford]

ive ordered several from you guys before, but the $500 deposit is steep. considering, all my orders took 12 mo or more to fill

Thank you for your support! The reason we have to up the deposit is because we have plenty of backouts. When that happens, it takes our allocations down and we end up having to sell it. We have a good amount on the lot due to that. So a $500 deposit helps when it comes to serious buyers.

 

[JollyRed]

Do you accept the State Farm rebate incentive on top of this offer?

Would you be able to expand on the State Farm rebate you mentioned? The only similar thing I can find is for Farm Bureau customers at $500 off.
Farm Bureau Recognition

 

[Lugnut]

Before you go thinking Granger Ford is a standup dealership know the truth. I asked if I any of their dealer ordered Mavericks were going to be offered for MSRP in fall 2023. This was the email reply I got from Chip:

“We're pricing in the lot Mavericks for in-state at $1795 for paint protection and rustproofing over MSRP and out of state would be $5000 over that.”

That was a total stealership answer. He knew I was in a neighboring state. I will never make that short drive to Granger Ford in Iowa. You reap what you sow. Enjoy the depreciation on “100+ New Ford Mavericks in stock”. Either that or it isn’t even true.

FAKE NEWS!

 

[Droid82]

How many allocations do you have?

 

[ARKMav]

Would you be able to expand on the State Farm rebate you mentioned? The only similar thing I can find is for Farm Bureau customers at $500 off.
Farm Bureau Recognition

https://fordrecognizesu.com/farmbureau/ProgramDetails

 

[JollyRed]

https://fordrecognizesu.com/farmbureau/ProgramDetails

Correct that is the only one I see which is why I was confused when the other poster said State Farm since I am a customer with them and not with Farm Bureau.

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