Josh

Thanks for the info. So I went to my local dealer and inquired about the xplan and they said that without the xplan I could use the college discount and get and possibly save another $200 or so. I am going to a few other dealers in the Indy area. Anyone have any comments on any Indy dealers? Thanks!

Alright, I am planning to go back to the dealer tomorrow to inquire more about the Xplan and other rebates. I will have them run VinCent report with and without the xplan. Thanks for the help!

I was already logged into the X-plan site, but all I saw was $1000, and possibly an additional $500 for using ford credit. The thing that I was unsure of was the additional $1000 rebate that was on the public site. I know the recent grad discount isn't valid on any plan deals because I read the terms on it. I hope to buy it soon!!! Thanks for the help, and now I know that this is my best route. I hope to buy it soon!!!

So I am new to the forums and I am looking to purchase a 2012 Fusion SE or SEL. I just found out this afternoon that I am X-plan eligible through my employer. However, since I am a recent graduate, I am also eligible for the $500 recent grad discount. As well as the $500 ford credit bonus cash, $1000 retail customer cash, and $1000 Promotional Retail Bonus Customer Cash. So in total I get $3000 in rebates without the X-plan. However, with the X-plan I have found that I get $1000 in incentives plus the $500 from Ford credit, and It is actually cheaper to go without the X-plan. Plus without the Xplan I still have lots of room for negotiation. Is there something that I am missing on the rebates with the x-plan? As from what I have read on this site is that you are almost always better off to go with the x-plan. Thanks for your help.