Apollo Forklift currently has an on site sale offering up to 30% off selected products, and a separate deal with forklifts from $8600. The up to 30% off sale is the lead offer on this page and is best if the items you want are included in the selected products list; the $8600 forklifts deal is best when you need a ready priced machine at that starting point.
If you are buying a single lower value item that is listed in the sale, use the up to 30% off selected products. For example, on a $1,000 product that is part of the sale, 30% off takes $300 off, so you pay $700. If the item you want is not in the sale, the sale does not apply.
If you are buying a forklift listed under the Forklifts From $8600 deal, take the $8600 starting price. That deal presents forklifts priced from $8600 on the website, so if the model you want shows $8600 that is the price you will pay before tax and delivery.
If you are buying a forklift and it also appears in the selected products sale, compare the two prices. For a forklift priced $8600 normally, 30% off would be a $2,580 discount, leaving a sale price of $6,020, which is cheaper than the $8600 starting price. If the forklift is not part of the selected products, the sale discount does not apply and the $8600 listing is the relevant price.
If you are buying multiple items or a mixed order, check whether each item is eligible for the up to 30% off sale. The sale is limited to selected products only, so you may get 30% off some items and full price on others. Totals come from the product level discounts the site applies; there is no site wide minimum spend stated for the sale.
If you are comparing a sale item to a priced forklift, work the numbers and choose the lower total. The sale gives a percent off selected items, the forklift deal gives a priced starting point. Both offers are website only and require no code.
When choosing, pick whichever offer leaves you with the lower final price for the exact items in your cart. The sale is percent based on selected products and the forklift deal is a listed starting price; because the terms do not state stacking rules, assume you will get either the sale price for a selected product or the listed forklift price, and take whichever results in the lower total.