Guardian08RT

and 8% tax to boot...#$^%& !
I'm in Ontario about to relocate to Edmonton...bought the truck mostly for the move. Was curious on whether it would be cheaper to buy here or wait til I am out there.
Thats a sweet deal though.

1994Vmax

Yes those other unfortunate soles that see above the 5% tax paid in this province. We pay.... it's just hidden lol. I hammered this dealer as the truck was a 2013 with an engine that isn't a big mover anyhow. It's exactly what I wanted more or less. I offered $46000 all in initially and they were a couple grand off. When they got within less than $500 I caved lol.

Commeeche

with all the deals and incentives that ford had with the employee pricing and all the others, my truck went from a $45k truck down to $31k

akeck07

Got my 13' XLT SCabin May of 13' fully loaded $31k OTD. Sticker was just shy of $42k. $500 dollar rebate for being a student. I guess paying thousands of dollars every semester on tuition and books paid off for once.

dcsteelerfan

This is one of the things I like about my local dealer. Very little negotiating. I think I may have gotten them to throw in a few bedliner. But their Internet prices were almost all listed right at 12k under sticker. From an xlt to a platinum....

CalgaryF150

Calgary purchase, 2014 platinum, max tow, EB, skid plates, with ext. power mirrors, full load, metallic tri-coat paint, MSRP at $67,209. Paid $51,500, plus the government's share (5%). No fees, other than a $9 or 10 dealer licensing fee. Purchased a month ago.

Jmorgan

Yea I bought mine in December also.

k-stater88

my neighbor bought a 2013 King Ranch carryover this January and they took $15,000 off sticker.

Commander316

I pay $400 over dealer invoice, no matter what options or trim level I get on a Ford

Bennyboy

I was working at a dealership in '09 that sold '08 Dodge Ram 1500s at 50% off. And they still made money on them.

Sticker, invoice, rebates, employee pricing, etc. are all tools to make people buy vehicles and think they're getting a deal. Just accept that you'll never be "getting one over" on the dealership or Ford.