Ford OEM prices

I just spoke with the owner and then the manager. They are happy to meet the MSRP price but then you don’t get the warranty on parts and labor.

This part may never fail but I took it from behind and am paying what they asked.
 
To pull the curtain back a bit I pulled my individual sales numbers for last month. Now I took a week off, so they are lower than normal but here is a quick rundown. In total I sold $187,959.62 in parts December of 2025. $2,762.38 was over the retail counter, $41,997.78 was to wholesale accounts, $3,128.43 was on internal ROs and counter tickets (think used car get ready and due-bills), and $140,868.56 was on service repair orders customer pay and warranty. When it all shook out (those numbers don't math because accounting is fun) my net profit to the company was $73,796.89.

I did all of that because when people say they want a discount on the front counter and don't get it, that is why. Retail sales are such a small part of the business (and please no-one get offended by this, it is just business at the end of the day) that while someone argues over a possible $20 discount or whatever on a part over the retail counter, I could be selling an engine over the technician counter at no discount whatsoever. Or even better under warranty we get cost +90.89% which a lot of times is better than selling it at MSRP.
This makes me further appreciate the parts man at my closest Mazda dealer - a few years ago he started giving me 15% off. I didn't ask, he simply offered. He's a good fellow.
 
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