Employee discount for new Volvo or Ford vehicle purchase or lease

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by BDS, Jun 18, 2005.

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    BDS Guest

    BDS, Jun 18, 2005
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    John Horner Guest

    John Horner, Jun 18, 2005
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    Rob Guenther Guest

    It's the standard X-plan, he's just somehow offering it to other people...
    Don't know if it will actually work. I can't get the neighbours and friends
    deal with my X-plan (only myself and family)... But I don't work for Ford, I
    get the deal thru the auto parts OEM - Magna, which I work for.

    The GM thing is just another of there ways to lower the price of the car,
    without actually lowering the price of the car... you could get the same
    deals for the past few years with incentives and negotiating.
     
    Rob Guenther, Jun 18, 2005
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    Bonnet Lock Guest

    In an earlier contribution to this discussion,

    Only applies to North America, though!
     
    Bonnet Lock, Jun 18, 2005
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    John Horner Guest

    Another interesting twist I just learned about is that Ford is paying
    it's employees a bonus for every vehicle they get someone to buy under
    the program. This from yesterday's Wall Street Journal:

    "Separately, Ford said on Friday that it will offer its U.S. workers and
    retirees up to $1,000 if they can get friends and family to buy vehicles
    using special employee discount deals."

    WSJ, June 17, 2005, Article titled "GM's 'Employee Discount Offer
    Helps Boost Auto Maker's Sales", by Lee Hawkins Jr.
     
    John Horner, Jun 18, 2005
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    Bonnet Lock Guest

    In an earlier contribution to this discussion,

    Probably explains why the bloke advertising on Ebay is promising to refund
    the bid price - he'll still be quids in!
     
    Bonnet Lock, Jun 18, 2005
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