Need 2013 Platinum pricing help!!
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Need 2013 Platinum pricing help!!
Hey guys I'm looking at trading my 2010 4x4 platinum w 53,xxx miles in on a 2013 4x4 Ecoboost platinum. What are you guys paying for the 2013's? I'm located in Houston Tx and right now they are giving me 30k trade in but I owe 32k and the price on the new truck is 45,816 + ttl.
Does this sound like a good price for the 2013? I have attached the sticker for the 2013. Let me know what y'all think and thanks for your help.
Does this sound like a good price for the 2013? I have attached the sticker for the 2013. Let me know what y'all think and thanks for your help.
Last edited by N2deep; 01-17-2013 at 04:31 PM.
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I think a good deal is 10k off MSRP. Which includes rebates. I bought a loaded 13 KR Max tow, off-road,6.5 bed and every option available, $55,105 MSRP bought for $45,166 w/rebates. I know it not the best deal i am sure others got better but i thought 10k off the msrp was ok. So if your at 53,860 then a 43,900 would be right. Theres your 2k difference that you owe.
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N2deep (01-17-2013)
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I did have access to an "A" plan number on the 2010 I bought but that source went away. through work I have X plan which was used on the new platinum.
I'm new here and am not bashing you at all, just trying to figure out how to get A/Z plan pricing next time.
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N2deep (01-17-2013)
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Yeah I agree. I think I will tell him what you said. 43,900 and I will be purchasing a 100k warranty that they will make a little off of. Not to mention financing.
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Exactly, my guy kept telling me it was a good deal as each time he readjusted the figures. finally i told him what i was wiling to pay and said i will BUY this truck today if you can make it happen. and funny how they find a way. He just gave me more on my trade in to make it up and on the 100k warranty as well as i drove off the lot with my 13 KR. The hardest part of truck buying is the willingness to walk away if the deal cant be done. But do it respectfully. in any deal it will always come down to a few hundred dollars.