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Has anyone been told they don't qualify for the employee pricing on a ordered vehicle because the base price increased 2,000$?
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When did you order it? If you ordered an eligible in the eligible time period, there should be price protection for this. If the price of the vehicle went up between order date and invoice date, the amount of "price protection" for the dealer should be listed on the invoice.
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Ok, so the employee pricing rebate wasn't protected. But I do believe that they could have sold to your at the plan price (and claimed the accompanying incentive from Ford). They should be reimbursed by Ford for the difference btw the invoice @ order date vs when the vehicle was invoiced.
They probably can't figure out what the plan price would have been @ order date... but they could charge current plan price less the protection amount?
If you want me to try and see what that would have been on your invoice, DM me w/ the VIN and I'll try to get you more info.
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