Renocorvette
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Hello everyone, I am new to fordraptorforum.com but i did own a 2013. I just bought a new 2017 Raptor.
All the dealers close to my hometown of Reno, NV wanted 10K to 20K over MSRP plus a wait time of 12 weeks to have it built and delivered. I found one exactly as i would had built it for $2,500 over MSRP but across the country in Harrisburg , Pennsylvania.
I flew to Harrisburg the next day to buy it and i drove it across the country. I had never been on the east coast except for Florida so i decided to drive to New York city first and spend some time before taking the 2,600 miles trip back home.
I fell in love with my Raptor more and more every mile i drove it.. It feels much better, smoother, faster and more luxurious than my 2013 did. I also managed 14.3mpg with a heavy foot for my first 3k miles. I would do 11-12mpg at best with my 13 raptor. I have 3 other V8's at home so i didn't miss the V8 on the old Raptor. The old raptor would spin out all the time in city driving. This one does not even on rwd mode. In my opinion this new 3.5 twin turbo is much better suited with lower low end power but more mid and top end.
All the dealers close to my hometown of Reno, NV wanted 10K to 20K over MSRP plus a wait time of 12 weeks to have it built and delivered. I found one exactly as i would had built it for $2,500 over MSRP but across the country in Harrisburg , Pennsylvania.
I flew to Harrisburg the next day to buy it and i drove it across the country. I had never been on the east coast except for Florida so i decided to drive to New York city first and spend some time before taking the 2,600 miles trip back home.
I fell in love with my Raptor more and more every mile i drove it.. It feels much better, smoother, faster and more luxurious than my 2013 did. I also managed 14.3mpg with a heavy foot for my first 3k miles. I would do 11-12mpg at best with my 13 raptor. I have 3 other V8's at home so i didn't miss the V8 on the old Raptor. The old raptor would spin out all the time in city driving. This one does not even on rwd mode. In my opinion this new 3.5 twin turbo is much better suited with lower low end power but more mid and top end.