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Old 02-19-2018, 08:06 PM
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http://www.friendlyfordgeneva.com/new/Ford/2018-Ford-F-150-3e38084c0a0e0adf61d8b80f5335a3ab.htm?searchDepth=1 6:18

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just what Im looking for...rather have used but cant find...now I wonder if this price is with the incentives too ?
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Cute....im sure it can be bought for much less
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In my experience, the dealer advertised usually includes any available rebates. That said, the first thing you should is throw the MSRP out the window and start with the invoice price. Lots of good info on this forum about pricing, rebates, etc. And you need to check out the X-plan if you are serious about buying it. The dealer should be able to give you an X-plan invoice that includes the X-plan price with no negotiations needed.
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In my experience, the dealer advertised usually includes any available rebates. That said, the first thing you should is throw the MSRP out the window and start with the invoice price. Lots of good info on this forum about pricing, rebates, etc. And you need to check out the X-plan if you are serious about buying it. The dealer should be able to give you an X-plan invoice that includes the X-plan price with no negotiations needed.
they said 1000 under invoice and any incentives, but incentives now are only like 750
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I would think you could get around 8,000 off a Lariat.
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Wow, well at 1000 under invoice that's better than X plan,, I'm sure it's not 8k off
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Originally Posted by Chuck Van

they said 1000 under invoice and any incentives, but incentives now are only like 750
Closer to $3,000, $750 is for using ford credit. Look into this more.
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It already has a $4,200 discount. My Dad asked a salesman if he could come down on the price of an F150 he was looking at. He told my Dad, "the F150 is a 'stand alone' number 1 seller in over 8 states in America, they won't come down". Be happy with the discount, you're not going to get any more off

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Go to Cars.com, most Lariat are around 8,000.00 off.


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