Should I buy a 2011 F150 3.5tt supercrew.
#11
Five-0 Ret.
You could ask your friend to check the history before he gets the truck. Could save you, and him in the long run. Also, if the truck is under 3years/36k miles you can get the extended warranty. Over that, and you're out of luck. Hope it all works out for you.
#12
Senior Member
But to your question...the ecoboost will be a great truck. Most have no problems just like the 5.0.
#13
I was in the same spot. I was actually working a deal at one dealership on a very low mileage 2011 when I went into another and talked to the salesman about a new one. Turns out due to a much lower interest rate a brand new 13 with a 7yr 125k $50 deductible warranty is costing me $20/mo more
#14
Senior Member
Don't look at $xxx per month, look at the total $ you will be spending. The per month $ is the biggest trick in a dealerships book to get you to spend more than you are willing or should be.
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Dins, seems like a good way to get ye Ecoboost. I'd definitely put that RX catch can on it. I've done a lot of research on them, and it seems they can really help.
#16
Senior Member
This depends on the situation. $1000 is roughly $20 per month on a vehicle loan. The difference of $20-40 per month if you can swing it for new with full warantee vs used might be the better choice.
#17
Senior Member
Agreed, I think you misunderstood my statement. Don't look at your monthly payment price, look at the overall price of a vehicle.
#18
Senior Member
If you have to worry about the monthly payment or if your payment is more than 36 month loan. You might think of a used vehicle for a while and save up during that period to buy the next one cash. Don't ever over extend yourself on a depreciating asset.
#19
Thanks for all the advice guys. I'm looking at it this way, bottom line is I'm spending 10,000 dollars less then an amazing deal on a new f150, and should have a good vehicle that will last me 6-10 years.