activeyear

I just recently posted a new thread for a Oxford White Raptor from the Dealer I purchased mine from. They had two on order, mine and one other, and then the dealer received this white one without even asking.
I paid sticker and they'll sell this one for sticker as well.
Cleveland Ohio

intofx

25k over in Los Angeles

Ramrodthrusterpuppy

Sure, wait a year for the hype to die down, then you'll get one for well under MSRP.

XLT Shaker

iTrader: (1)

Pm me for name of sales person at my dealer that will sell you a Raptor at MSRP.

Fordman1979!

My local dealership is charging almost $10,000 over MSRP. I have heard others charging $20,000 over. I think its ridiculous to charge over MSRP. I wouldn't buy one over MSRP.

activeyear

I thought I included that info when I posted.
Spoke with the person, Eric, Bob Gillingham Ford that sold my Raptor 2 a couple of days ago and he told me that this Untitled Raptor 2, that they did not order, was sold.
Just a note that I found revealing was the other Raptor that Eric sold and not yet built, was to a person who's trading in his Gen 1 Raptor.
The person who purchased this non-ordered Raptor 2 was also purchased by a person who traded in his Gen 1 Raptor.
Actually this last person saw me driving my new Raptor Gen2, not far from my Dealer, called dealership and purchased it.
Eric did receive at lease 3 prospective buyers from California who really wanted this last Raptor 2 but he could not sell it to them, it Surprised me that the Raptor Gen 2 is not 50 State Omission OK, is that Correct?

Scrappy Doo

iTrader: (1)

Apparently they all gave 50 state emissions, but will only have the sticker under hood if going to a carb state.

Some states you can still register it, but not all.

Jetdriver480

Yes... I got one a week at at Sticker Price. Took awhile but it's possible.

PARIAH

Ten grand markup here, and they're sold before they hit the lot.
Dreams are expensive.

bigchip

Yup they are. I wrote a letter to ford and they don't have an answer for dealer markups. It is just supply and demand... and right now supply exceeds demands. Probably going to be like this for a while, especially is southern California and Florida.