See you are in Doylestown Pa. Fred beans Ford of Doylestown has had an agate black one on their website for a while at $166k. Couldn’t hurt to try to talk them down some if it’s still available or meet somewhere in between as the hefty ADM doesn’t seem to be an issue.
Awesome looking truck. i like the hood graphics. Side graphics are ok (prefer the clean look without them though) …but the big 37 on the side is too much IMO.
And you can get $10,000 to $12,000 off of an order at a number of high-volume dealers around the country. Just takes a little research And willingness to buy out of state usually. I really like the GEN three raptors, but not Fords allocation system that is too pro dealer and a big detriment to...
Yep. If they thought limiting supply was a good idea manufacturers would have done it in the past. Dealerships are simply reacting to unprecedented conditions in their favor, its not some genius business strategy or plan. Dealerships will revert to chasing volume as always once these...
Have had State Farm (auto/home/umbrella) for 20+ years with a few claims (mostly comprehensive, but one collission. Always done with OEM parts, never one hassle, and very affordable rates and good service. Helps our agent is very good.
Hope it works out for you and don’t sweat the 37. For daily driving you can’t go wrong with the 35. Icing on the cake would be if the 37 wheels were an option for the 35 truck.
Yep..one of the oldest trick in the books. For kicks a few weeks ago I inquired about a 22 37pp a local dealer had in transit advertised for MSRP. The SM told me he was willing to work a deal with me on it but already had several offers well over MSRP. I said why then would you want to talk to...
MSRP to MSRP I agree the Raptor R is probably the better value truck, and what I would prefer if they were more available and at that price. The reality is anyone can get the discounted price on an ordered TRX and only a very few lucky ones will get MSRP on a Raptor R. Most will pay a large...
You can get 9-10k off an ordered TRX from a number of dealers. A loaded R is closer to $114k Even if you add in delivery or flying to pick up TRX and the drive home, difference is closer to $15k+ before ADMs
He probably didn’t have an allocation for a 37. It’s a crapshoot how many 37‘s will actually get built with the Ford clown show with the Raptors and trying to find out if a dealer really has allocation or just stringing people along.
Georgia may be one of the very few states that allows diminished value when the policy holder is at fault or there were other circumstances surrounding the accident we are not aware of. The policy premiums charged would have to be much higher in order to cover DV claims for at fault accidents...
This isn't really the whole story. Ford has been terrible with producing and delivering G3 Raptors, so it exaggerates the "demand". Their allocation sales model also skews things. I don't believe the demand is that much different than in 18-20 when Raptors could be had easily, in most cases...
I’m with you there, which is why I am currently Raptorless. Not a big deal as I am in no hurry and can wait to see how things shake out in the next year or so.
Ive seen up to 10k off MSRP on ordered TRXs a while back for a few dealers in the country, but anyone claiming 10k off invoice is just BS, especially the guy saying multiple dealers were calling him offering that deal (unless he is the owners kid or something like that). There are a few dealers...
I was just going to say the same thing. Would crack me up back in the housing bubble fiasco of the mid 2000’s when people would tell me “my bank says I can afford this“.
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