New trucks are expensive!!!!
10-15-2012, 05:46 PM
#11
Trucks have also gotten nicer as the price has gone higher. They're not longer just "working man" vehicles. They're not just as luxurious as anything else on the road, plus they still retain the utility they had before.
10-15-2012, 05:52 PM
#12
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10-15-2012, 05:53 PM
#13
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Well i looked over the options list......something cant be right.......i had the sales tax totalled in with price which happens to be 13% So they have not gone up asuch as i thought.....dough!!!
10-15-2012, 05:56 PM
#14
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My dad just bought a 12 silveraldo fully loaded. All said and done it was 53 with tax. Only rhing it did not have was the 6.2. I think he is crazy, espeacially when you get A plan pricing on the ford
10-15-2012, 06:13 PM
#15
i agree...my dad used to be director of pulmanary services at the hospital near me and he got that all the time...he was driving a 94 Saturn SL2 that he bought brand new(still have it today)...best comeback ever he said...hows that $700 a month payment? always shut everybody up lol
10-15-2012, 07:15 PM
#16
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Depends what options you need but my 2010 XLT 4.6 SCab new cost me a little under 20 Cdn after all the year end insentives as well as clunker cash on my old truck and the Costco rebate etc.
Only options were fog lights and keyless entry but for basic transportation, safety and utility I don't think there was a better buy to be had anywhere.
My buddy paid more for a 2010 Civic that he can barely get in and out of...lol
Only options were fog lights and keyless entry but for basic transportation, safety and utility I don't think there was a better buy to be had anywhere.
My buddy paid more for a 2010 Civic that he can barely get in and out of...lol
10-15-2012, 09:46 PM
#17
I got 6k off mine in 2010. Im gonna get one of you people getting 12k off to negotiate my next vehicle purchase!
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10-15-2012, 11:10 PM
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I didn't do any negotiating - just bought a few newspapers and picked a dealer that wasn't in a crap area of town. There was a lot of them selling basic XLTs with 1 or 2 options for about 24K down from 36K list and then the clunker cash was 3300 plus a grand from Costco and another 1500 from Ford financing which you can ditch onto to your credit line after making one payment. Mine was being built when I bought it; I picked it up about 3 weeks later and it had less than 10 miles on it. Same price range was available in the fall of 2011 but I haven't been following it lately. If you order something with a lot of options yeah it's gonna cost but a basic XLT is a nice enough trim level for a truck and it makes a good cheap daily driver all things considered.
