It's not verified until your car arrives and you sign the paperwork. Before that point, you just want to make sure they're on board with selling you the car on x-plan, which is exactly what you did.
If you walk in the dealership when the car gets there and you don't actually qualify for...
The way I understand it, there's really no rush. You don't have to have been a member for 60 days, you just need a membership that is for longer than 60 days at the time of purchase. Meaning as soon as you buy a year membership, you're good.
Exactly how does one apply the Costco rebate. I've been a member for years. Do I need to get something from Costco or simply present my membership card to Ford at signing?
There are lots of dealers taking X-Plan, so I'd suggest you may as well find one that will take it. Retail orders aren't going to be scheduled for a while yet.
You may ask the dealer not just if they take X-Plan, but also how many outstanding Mustang orders they have. You may want to pick one...
My understanding is that as the allocation is handed out to a dealer, the system is picking up the stock orders. No customer orders have been scheduled yet, at least not that my dealer is aware of.
Someone can confirm, but I believe you can order it now. You don't give them your X-Plan code until you pick the car up from the dealer. Just tell them it'll be under X-Plan.
Of course, if you don't get your code when you go in for pick-up, you'll be paying more.
I saw someone on this forum state they could do such a thing, perhaps that's not common though. Perhaps more accurate to say it's possible to find a dealer that would do it.
But you shouldn't need to, shouldn't be too tough to get a 2015 MY using X-Plan, just call around.
I got mine on X-Plan, I think it's actually pretty common.
Pretty sure you can even buy the car through any dealer to get X-Plan and they can arrange to ship it to a local dealer for delivery.