Ford Releases its 2014-MY Fleet Incentives
The Ford Motor Company has released its 2014-MY Fleet Incentives. They range from $250 to $4,000.
The Ford Motor Company has released its 2014-MY Fleet Incentives. They range from $250 to $4,000.
FORD CARS & CUVs
C-MAX Energi $250
C-MAX Hybrid $1,000
Edge TBD
Fiesta $750
Flex $2,500
Focus S Series b/ $1,500
Focus Less S Series b/ $2,000
Fusion Gas $1,500
Fusion Energi $1,500
Fusion Hybrid $750
Mustang b/ $1,500
Taurus $2,500
FORD TRUCKS & SUVs a/
E-Series d/ e/ $2,500
Escape $1,500
Expedition (Including EL) $4,000
Explorer $1,750
F-Series (under 8,500 lbs.-GVWR, excludes Raptor) b/ TBD
F-Series Super Duty Gas (over 8,500-lbs. GVWR) d/ $2,750
F-Series Super Duty Diesel (over 8,500-lbs. GVWR) d/ $3,000
Transit Connect (less Taxi Package) $500
Transit Connect (with 86T Taxi Package) $1,000
LINCOLN CARS, CUVs & TRUCKS
MKS $2,000
MKT c/ $1,600
MKX TBD
MKZ b/ $2,000
Navigator (Including L) c/ $2,000
2014 NATIONAL FLEET INCENTIVES INCLUDE: NATIONAL FLEET INCENTIVE, FLEET SPECIAL ACCOUNT CREDIT, AND ALL APPLICABLE COMMERICAL FLEET CREDITS.
A/ FORD AUTHORIZED POOL ACCOUNTS CANNOT ORDER VEHICLES WITH A FLEET INCENTIVE. FORD DEALER MUST APPLY FOR FLEET INCENTIVE ON ELIGIBLE COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS FOLLOWING POOL ACCOUNT ASSIGNMENT OF CHASSIS TO FORD DEALER. UNIT MUST BE REPORTED SOLD TO A VALID END-USER FIN.
B/ 56M INCENTIVE IS $0 ON MUSTANG GT (P8C/P8F), MUSTANG SHELBY (P8J/P8K), F-150 RAPTOR , FOCUS ELECTRIC (P3R), AND ALL OTHER HYBRID/ELECTRIC VEHICLES UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
C/ 56M IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH LIMO (J5L/400A), LIVERY (J5N/J5M), OR HEARSE (J5L/401A) ON MKT, OR WITH LIMO(17L)/LIVERY ON NAVIGATOR.
D/ FORD COMPLETE VEHICLES, PURCHASED FROM SELECT BODY MANUFACTURERSk, MAY BE INELIGIBLE FOR FLEET INCENTIVES.
E/ THE E-SERIES 47M – MOTORHOME PACKAGE IS INELIGIBLE FOR NATIONAL FLEET INCENTIVES.
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