Anyone in the South East receive a PCO since April 1st? I'm not sure how reginal PCO's are distributed (I'm in the Florida panhandle). I was getting PCO pop-ups all the time prior to the new incentives dropping, but never clicked on them because I was not ready to buy before they would expire. With the current market I would think PCO's would be few and far between, but you never know. Holding out on buying, hoping I can get one.

 

I am in central Florida I got one a couple weeks ago for $1500 and my wife got one shortly after that for $2000 in the mail.

 

Fellow FL Panhandle resident--i received a PCO yesterday that's good until mid July. Just got a 2020 F150 last September so we'll probably use it to get wifey a new ride. Low inventory and even lower rebates squeezing us and everyone else.

 

Thanks for the feedback guys, guess I'll keep trying for a PCO and hold off as long as I can to make a purchase. Best dealer discount I can find right now is $1400 with no dealer fees. Most dealers aren't moving from MSRP and add another $800 dealer doc fee.

 

I ended up ordering out of state to get a good deal, I couldn't find anyone in Florida that was interested in coming off MSRP much.

 

Running into the same issue here. Hardly any rebates or inventory. Only decent deals are a couple of hours west of here.

 

Hi

Does anyone have a PCO that they dont want? I would be grateful.

 

Are you just joking? They can't be shared.

 

Im reading USPS mail, no, but Popups, yes.

 

Pop-ups require you to enter your name and address, and then if you "qualify" you get the PCO emailed to you. In the email, it lists the name for whom the PCO is valid.

The sharing that you see on the Gen14 site, is people getting a pop-up, then waiting for someone else to provide their info before entering it.