Question About 2016 Discounts (Window Sticker Attached)
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Question About 2016 Discounts (Window Sticker Attached)
Hey Folks,
I hope this isn't against forum protocol to post price-related topics here. So if it gets removed---I understand. I apologize in advance if that is the case.
The dealership is quoting me $55K for the truck below. But, I feel that it should be a little lower than that. What do you think based on the options below?
I hope this isn't against forum protocol to post price-related topics here. So if it gets removed---I understand. I apologize in advance if that is the case.
The dealership is quoting me $55K for the truck below. But, I feel that it should be a little lower than that. What do you think based on the options below?
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Straitjacket (09-01-2016)
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The EYE Guru
Check out five star ford in stone mountain, ga...... They have the closest to rock bottom pricing I've seen. Just bought a 2016 last week there. Ask for max or drew if you need some help. Tell them the eye doctor from central Florida sent ya.... Great bunch of guys there.
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Straitjacket (09-01-2016)
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Check TrueCar.com to get an idea of what you should expect. And then go lower.
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Straitjacket (09-01-2016)
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Motor 10
Offer them $52, like I said. But be willing to walk away. You should be getting at least $10,000 off of that MSRP. Matter of fact, offer them $51. Tell them you're looking at another one somewhere else for $49. Cars.com has been my best friend during negotiations. Find another truck on there, and show it to them. Also, have a bare minimum you're willing to go on your trade. Tell them you want more than that. DO NOT TELL THEM TO STAY BELOW A CERTAIN PAYMENT AMOUNT! Find your own financing. Credit unions are a great resource. Be willing to walk away. If they won't come down on their price, come up on the amount you want for your car. It's a buyers market, the 17's are coming very soon, and they're getting desperate to get rid of their hold outs. If you feel like you're getting a bad deal, you probably are. And you'll have buyers remorse for as long as you own it.
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Offer them $52, like I said. But be willing to walk away. You should be getting at least $10,000 off of that MSRP. Matter of fact, offer them $51. Tell them you're looking at another one somewhere else for $49. Cars.com has been my best friend during negotiations. Find another truck on there, and show it to them. Also, have a bare minimum you're willing to go on your trade. Tell them you want more than that. DO NOT TELL THEM TO STAY BELOW A CERTAIN PAYMENT AMOUNT! Find your own financing. Credit unions are a great resource. Be willing to walk away. If they won't come down on their price, come up on the amount you want for your car. It's a buyers market, the 17's are coming very soon, and they're getting desperate to get rid of their hold outs. If you feel like you're getting a bad deal, you probably are. And you'll have buyers remorse for as long as you own it.
Thanks Baff.
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Motor 10
Sorry, I was trying to post a truck like the one you've picked, in magnetic grey. Go to cars.com choose $50,000 as the cut off, and 150 miles. It should show up.
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Straitjacket (09-01-2016)
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Motor 10
Hell, if that's the case, show them the money, and tell them to take it or leave it. But, look at cars.com first. Because I just found the above. I'm sure it was with every imaginable discount, but, it give you some ammo. Now I'm thinking $50,000!!!!