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Old 06-01-2017, 09:40 AM
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I found a leftover 2016 with everything that I'm looking for... What kind of dealer discount should I shoot for on this truck? I'm thinking at minimum 12% off MSRP minus rebates of $6700

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I just bought a 2016 lariat with a MSRP of 58700 and dealer had it for 49990. I got the dealer down to 48500 then the first responder money so 47500. Hope this helps

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My local dealer has almost 15k off a nice Lariat. I jokingly asked if they could get me the same payment I'm at currently for the same term and they said close but not that low.
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I picked up a 16 XLT SCREW 2.7 with an MSRP of 40 for 28. Take that for what its worth.
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invoice is ~40,400, holdback is 1,316, advertising allowance is generally around 600. That is your starting point for a BEFORE rebate price because the truck is 13.5 months old.
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"Off MSRP" should not be in your vocabulary.

Invoice (which the dealer should show you) minus rebates is a good starting point. For discussion is holdback, which is 3% of MSRP. Advertising is listed right in the invoice, but they pay that regardless so good luck on getting any of that.

I wouldn't buy a 2016 at this point over a 2017, when 2018s are just rolling out.
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I got 9 off invoice, 14.5 off MSRP on a 2017 with veteran discount, rebates etc.
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I got $12.5k off MRSP on my 2016 back in December of 2016. So if there are 2016's left, they should be close to $15k off MRSP.
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Originally Posted by Bigcat1185
I got $12.5k off MRSP on my 2016 back in December of 2016. So if there are 2016's left, they should be close to $15k off MRSP.
you're not going to get 15k off of a 45k sticker. 15k off of 52k, maybe.
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I got 7000$ off a MSRP 58k 2016 back at the beginning of feb. This was invoice and holdback. Truck sat on their lot for 11 months prior to me buying it.



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