Any EAA members here?
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dieselalles
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Thanks Cal, I'll check it out.
Yeah, I was a little depressed finding out about the EAA discount with John Deere. And to boot, the dealer is saying that if I take the discount that it affects other John Deere incentives.
The Ford deal was great on my Excursion. It stickered for $46,470.00. Invoiced for $41,232.20. EAA price (same as "A" plan + 4%) was $40,724.53. And making the deal sweeter was the $3,500 in rebates which brought the price down to $37,224.53. That was 20% off sticker total counting rebates. 12.3% before rebates.
Richard
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"Remember, the early bird may get the worm but it's the second mouse who gets the cheese!"
Yeah, I was a little depressed finding out about the EAA discount with John Deere. And to boot, the dealer is saying that if I take the discount that it affects other John Deere incentives.
The Ford deal was great on my Excursion. It stickered for $46,470.00. Invoiced for $41,232.20. EAA price (same as "A" plan + 4%) was $40,724.53. And making the deal sweeter was the $3,500 in rebates which brought the price down to $37,224.53. That was 20% off sticker total counting rebates. 12.3% before rebates.
Richard
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"Remember, the early bird may get the worm but it's the second mouse who gets the cheese!"
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dieselalles
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b33b said:
As of today (4/30/2007) the discount coupon is worth $250 or a set of telescoping lower draft links with enough left over for lunch at McDonald's.
Throw in a 0% loan and the Ford plan can really help you out. No making you pay for the 0% by taking a discount away.
I guess all that means is that the tractor companies do a better job of managing their inventories and don't have to resort to such extreme efforts.
Now go get a deal on a F250 or 350 to haul your tractor around.
Cal
I guess all that means is that the tractor companies do a better job of managing their inventories and don't have to resort to such extreme efforts.
Now go get a deal on a F250 or 350 to haul your tractor around.
Cal
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dieselalles
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I took advantage of the EAA/Ford purchase plan back in 2001. With this JD purchase, the Ford-EAA plan got my hopes up that there would be some big savings. And amazingly, the EAA-JD discount amount seems to change on a regular basis like the cost of a gallon of diesel. Today the discount was worth $250.
I bought a 2001 Ford Excursion PSD 4x4 with the EAA discount....
Sticker $47,015.00
Invoice $41,232.20
EAA cost $40,724.53 (The Ford A-Plan + 4%)
minus rebates $37,224.53
...plus a $750 entertainment system thrown in.
Wasn't a bad deal at all. Great truck now with 127K Miles, just broke in!
Today the discount was worth $250.I bought a 2001 Ford Excursion PSD 4x4 with the EAA discount....
Sticker $47,015.00
Invoice $41,232.20
EAA cost $40,724.53 (The Ford A-Plan + 4%)
minus rebates $37,224.53
...plus a $750 entertainment system thrown in.
Wasn't a bad deal at all. Great truck now with 127K Miles, just broke in!
