How much are people getting off MSRP?
11-11-2018, 05:09 PM
#21
You'll almost always get a better deal by purchasing from existing inventory.
My current truck is a 2018 F150 4x4 5.0 SCREW 302A XLT/FX4; heated electric rear slider, back-up camera/warning system, remote start, towing package, LED box lighting, trailer back-up assist, 110v outlets, 3:55 diffs, Sync 3, Nav, Sirius, 8" display, 4" instrument gauge, heated, power seats (cloth), 18" Michelins; sticker was $52k, after rebates and negotiations, I paid a little over $38k.
My current truck is a 2018 F150 4x4 5.0 SCREW 302A XLT/FX4; heated electric rear slider, back-up camera/warning system, remote start, towing package, LED box lighting, trailer back-up assist, 110v outlets, 3:55 diffs, Sync 3, Nav, Sirius, 8" display, 4" instrument gauge, heated, power seats (cloth), 18" Michelins; sticker was $52k, after rebates and negotiations, I paid a little over $38k.
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11-11-2018, 08:48 PM
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I wish I could buy off the lot but I am too picky about what I do and don't want. Anything more or less and I will regret it. I am willing to pay up for the exact truck I want but I just don't want to pay more than I have to.
11-11-2018, 10:19 PM
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11-12-2018, 12:19 AM
#24
When I was shopping for my first home, a wise man advised me that I could shop for the perfect home or the perfect price but not both. If you need a very specific vehicle, do not worry about the price. If you are looking for a deal, relax your standards.
11-12-2018, 01:12 AM
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I was just offered $10k off of this, I too am looking for a very spacific truck and most likely will have to order one. But I was surprised by the first offer of $10k off of that by the internet sales guy.
11-12-2018, 10:53 AM
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I was lucky to have a really nice deal sitting at our local dealership.
We went in looking at new 2018 XLT's and found one that would fit the budget, but then we asked about the trucks sitting on the side of the lot.
It was 'used' in the fact it had 9,200km on the truck, but it had never been sold (Dealership demo).
The truck has the 3 year 60,000km warranty starting from when we bought so we'll hit km before 3 years.
Blue box was $68,949, we paid ~$47,000 for the truck plus taxes/financing etc. of course.
I'll take 20k off for a NEW truck with 9 thousand clicks on it anyday. Hell it was just broken in basically
We went in looking at new 2018 XLT's and found one that would fit the budget, but then we asked about the trucks sitting on the side of the lot.
It was 'used' in the fact it had 9,200km on the truck, but it had never been sold (Dealership demo).
The truck has the 3 year 60,000km warranty starting from when we bought so we'll hit km before 3 years.
Blue box was $68,949, we paid ~$47,000 for the truck plus taxes/financing etc. of course.
I'll take 20k off for a NEW truck with 9 thousand clicks on it anyday. Hell it was just broken in basically
11-12-2018, 11:28 AM
#29
Basically what I got. I have moonroof and 20’s too. Sport. Great build and happy with the gearing.
You'll almost always get a better deal by purchasing from existing inventory.
My current truck is a 2018 F150 4x4 5.0 SCREW 302A XLT/FX4; heated electric rear slider, back-up camera/warning system, remote start, towing package, LED box lighting, trailer back-up assist, 110v outlets, 3:55 diffs, Sync 3, Nav, Sirius, 8" display, 4" instrument gauge, heated, power seats (cloth), 18" Michelins; sticker was $52k, after rebates and negotiations, I paid a little over $38k.
My current truck is a 2018 F150 4x4 5.0 SCREW 302A XLT/FX4; heated electric rear slider, back-up camera/warning system, remote start, towing package, LED box lighting, trailer back-up assist, 110v outlets, 3:55 diffs, Sync 3, Nav, Sirius, 8" display, 4" instrument gauge, heated, power seats (cloth), 18" Michelins; sticker was $52k, after rebates and negotiations, I paid a little over $38k.
