MonsterSully

Hi everyone,

I'm new to this forum and I have decided to join since my wife and I will be purchasing our first F150. We have had an Explorer sports trac and I currently have a mustang gt.

We have finally narrowed out options and found a Pre-owned certified fully loaded 2013 F150 Lariat V8 4x4 with 37k miles selling for $38k. Is this a good price given the mileage and year? If not, what's a price for it? The guy did mentioned we can lower the cost a couple of thousands due to Labor Day sales. Any advice will be helpful.

Thanks,

SgtAxe

Run away! With 2015s right around the corner, you should be able to get a new 2014 FX4 for less. I wouldn't pay that much just because it's a Lariat.

AricsFX

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Thats a terrible price! like said above, new FX4 for less

JP Mewley

You may want to check some online pricing for a 2014. We have dealers down here advertising new 2014 F150 4x4 Lariats for about $42.5. 4x2 about $38.5.
Discounts are running $9k to $11k off sticker.

$38k for a 2013 with 37k miles seems high.

SgtAxe

djfllmn

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yea you can get a new one for less than that...way less

Thislilfishy

Yer in Canada eh?!

The price is a bit high but not horrible. I just traded in my 2013 xlt with XTR convenience package and 36K km's, the dealer gave me $30,000 for trade in. Including the dented rear bumper (pulling it outta the snow with the tractor, those pirelli's suck!), and a huge chip in the paint in the drivers door (got a little too close with the plow on the ATV). So using that info, if you can haggle a few grand off, and maybe some rust proofing or new tires (ditch the pirelli's) it isn't a horrible deal.


If that's US pricing then no deal.

Ian

MonsterSully

Thanks. My budget is $32k and a $5k trade in, you think I can get a 4x4 fully loaded for that much? And what will be a good price for the other one given the facts?

JP Mewley

We have a dealer here with a new leftover 2013 Lariat 4x4 loaded asking $39.1k If you can live with an XLT you should be find a 2014 4x4 and have money to spare.

MonsterSully

Ended up getting a new 2014 Lariat for 37k, it was a long process but worth it. Thanks for the advice guys!