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- Scott
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- Cold Spring, KY
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- 16 Honda Accord, 70 Mustang Convertible
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- 2.0L EcoBoost
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I was thinking about ordering the Hybrid XLT lux pack from a dealer. I do not have a reservation and was hoping to get this vehicle by end of year. After reading on here that seems it will very unlikely.
Called around to some dealers and was able to secure an XLT Eco AWD with lux package. This will be @ $3000 more than the model I was looking at. I really probably do not need the AWD. The more powerful eco engine may be an easier transition from my 2016 Honda Accor with V6. Very smooth and powerful ride.
I am fortunate enough to get the Z plan so my cost will be 6% under MSRP.
If i had a somewhat firm date I would wait. But having a Bronco reservation I know that can turn south quickly.
So I am leaning toward just going with AWD Eco for now just to see if I like the vehicle. If I do like it I may then just place an order for the hybrid and sell the Eco when it comes in? or if I like the power just may end up keeping it.
I am thinking with the crazy times we are in now that I will not really lose any or much money if I don't like it. Seems I could sell it close to MSRP that would offset the taxes I pay.
Looking for thoughts as I may have overthought the situation.
Called around to some dealers and was able to secure an XLT Eco AWD with lux package. This will be @ $3000 more than the model I was looking at. I really probably do not need the AWD. The more powerful eco engine may be an easier transition from my 2016 Honda Accor with V6. Very smooth and powerful ride.
I am fortunate enough to get the Z plan so my cost will be 6% under MSRP.
If i had a somewhat firm date I would wait. But having a Bronco reservation I know that can turn south quickly.
So I am leaning toward just going with AWD Eco for now just to see if I like the vehicle. If I do like it I may then just place an order for the hybrid and sell the Eco when it comes in? or if I like the power just may end up keeping it.
I am thinking with the crazy times we are in now that I will not really lose any or much money if I don't like it. Seems I could sell it close to MSRP that would offset the taxes I pay.
Looking for thoughts as I may have overthought the situation.
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