Being a Ford employee has its benefits and one of these is the Privilege offer scheme.
As a Ford employee, pensioner or beneficiary, you and your family members can buy a new Ford at a reduced price!
There are three types of Privilege Discount which are explained below.
You can also contact Lookers Ford dealerships for more on the Privilege scheme.
The Ford Privilege Scheme offers employees and pensioners of Ford Motor Company Limited or an associate company, as well as their families, the opportunity to purchase Ford Vehicles at a discounted rate.
Privilege Scheme Key Members are eligible to authorise the purchase of up to 5 Ford vehicles within a 9-month rolling period.
The Ford D-Plan Scheme offers eligible dealer employees, authorised repairer employees, group employees and retirees, as well as their families, the opportunity to purchase Ford vehicles at a discounted rate. D-Plan Scheme Key Members are eligible to authorise the purchase of up to 5 Ford vehicles within a 9-month rolling period.
The Ford D-Plan Scheme offers a considerable saving on the price of eligible Ford vehicle derivatives. D-Plan customers are entitled to the retail offer available at the time, plus an additional saving. Please note that exclusions apply – please discuss this with a member of the team.
The Ford Ambassador Scheme offers employees, pensioners or beneficiaries of Ford Motor Company Limited or Ford Credit, the opportunity to nominate individuals such as friends, neighbours or members of your extended family to purchase Ford vehicles at a discounted rate. You must know the customer that you are nominating.
Ambassador Scheme Key Members are eligible to authorise the purchase of up to 5 Ford vehicles within a 9-month rolling period. Utilisation of an Ambassador entitlement does not reduce the Key Member’s number of Privilege entitlements.
| Relationship | Description |
|---|---|
| Key Member | Ford Dealership employee, Ford Authorised Repairer employee, Ford Group employee, Ford Dealership or Authorised Repairer retiree |
| Spouse | Married or Civil law partner including same sex partner of the Key Member |
| Nominated Partner | Common-law partner including same sex partner of the Key Member |
| Parents | Biological/adoptive parents; or legal guardian of Key Member |
| Step-Parents | The spouse or nominated partner (including same sex partners) of the Key Member's biological/adoptive parents |
| Grandparents | Biological parents of Key Member's biological/adoptive parents |
| Siblings | The siblings of the Key Member e.g., sister, brother (includes step-siblings; adopted siblings and halfsiblings) |
| Parents-in-Law | The biological/adoptive parents of the Key Member's spouse or nominated partner (including same sex partners) |
| Siblings In-Law | The sibling of the Key Member's spouse or nominated partner (including same sex partners) e.g., sister-in-law, brother-in-law (includes step siblings-in-law). This does not apply to the spouse or nominated partner of the sibling-in-law or step sibling-in-law |
| Children | Biological or adoptive children of Key Member e.g., son, daughter |
| Step-Children | Biological or adoptive children from a previous relationship of the Key Member's spouse or nominated partner |
| Children-in-Law | The spouse or nominated partner (including same sex partners) of the Key Member's biological/adoptive Child (e.g., son in-law; daughter in-law) |
| Parent Siblings | The biological/adoptive siblings of the Key Members biological/adoptive parents (e.g., Aunt/Uncle) |
| Grandchildren | The biological/adoptive children of the Key Member's child including stepchildren; half-children and adoptive children. This does not apply to the spouse or nominated partner of the Grandchild |
| Children of Key Member's Siblings | The biological / adoptive children of the Key Member’s siblings; or the biological children/adoptive children of the Key Member's spouse or nominated partner (including same sex partners) siblings. (e.g., niece or nephew) |
