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    #181
    Quote Originally Posted by lm723 View Post
    One step closer na ))

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    #182
    Prepare nyo na 10% DI nyo! Feed the greed!

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    #183
    Laki naman boss yebo. Kanila na lang everest nila.

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    #184
    sa wildtrak 3.2 106k ang di, so 6.8%. kung magdagsaan mga fanboys, 10% na yan!

    tapos may magsu-suggest pa ng base price na P2M. Haha!

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    #185
    Yung ibang Ford dealers, umaabot ng 12% ang dealer's incentive

    Sent from my GT-N7100 using Tapatalk

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    #186
    Mag intay nalang ako after a year ma released kesa mapamahal

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    #187
    what the heck is that dealer's incentive? another word for suhol?
    is that the way ford now do business? is that the way they treat their customers?

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    #188
    Quote Originally Posted by trucker111 View Post
    what the heck is that dealer's incentive? another word for suhol?
    is that the way ford now do business? is that the way they treat their customers?
    Yes, private corruption, greed to the max.

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    #189
    Quote Originally Posted by trucker111 View Post
    what the heck is that dealer's incentive? another word for suhol?
    is that the way ford now do business? is that the way they treat their customers?
    I call it extortion.

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    #190
    Explaining Dealer Incentives

    By Cars.com Staff
    Customer incentives are easy to comprehend: they involve cash-back rebates, low-interest financing offers or other perks that are offered directly to buyers. Dealer incentives don't work in the same way, but they can still lower a car's negotiated purchase price and benefit the customer.

    What Are Dealer Incentives?
    Dealer incentives are factory-to-dealer incentives that reduce the dealer's true cost to buy the vehicle from the factory. Manufacturers offer these incentives on a regional basis to generate sales on specific models. These incentives are sometimes referred to as "spiffs," and they can touch off competition among dealers to move slower-selling stock. For instance, a dealer incentive may kick in when a certain sales target is reached, with each subsequent sale resulting in a higher factory-to-dealer rebate.

    How Dealer Incentives Can Help You
    To be clear, dealers are under no obligation to pass these rebates along to customers. Customer incentives are rightfully yours, but you'll need to negotiate in order to benefit from dealer incentives.

    The good news is that incentives motivate dealers to sell. If a dealer is nearing a sales target, he may be more inclined to give you a good price in order to reach his goal. And if you're aware of the dealer incentive that's being offered, you may be able to use that knowledge to negotiate an even lower purchase price.

    Remember, dealers pay to keep vehicle inventory in stock. So even if an incentive isn't attached to a particular model, dealers are more likely to be flexible on pricing for a vehicle that's been on their lot for two months or more. The longer a car collects dust, the more affordable it becomes to a savvy negotiator.

    What Else You Should Know About Dealer Incentives
    Dealer incentives are subject to local and regional variables. The national incentives listed on Cars.com represent a range of these offers. But it's difficult for car shoppers to know the exact incentives being offered to local dealers.

    Additionally, dealer incentives aren't relegated merely to slow-selling models. Manufacturers may provide new dealerships with rebate offers in order to establish customers, or they may offer incentives to established dealerships in exchange for taking on added inventory. Hopefully, these and similar scenarios will benefit customers.

    Finally, dealer incentives should not be confused with dealer holdback. Holdback is a portion of a car's sales price (typically 2 percent to 3 percent of either the invoice price or MSRP) that an automaker returns to a dealer, usually on a quarterly basis. It's a way of boosting the dealer's cash flow and helps the dealer keep his lights on. Most dealers see holdback as something that they're entitled to.

    © Cars.com 8/1/12
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    Baligtad naman explanation ni cars.com..factory to dealer incentive tawag nya..

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