F150 Mid-Year Price Increases....

[DaveInMn]

An FYI...

I didn't see this posted elsewhere. I found it on the Blue Oval Forum..

As stated, these prices become effective 12/27/21...next Monday. NOTE: If you already have one ordered, it won't affect you...


RETAIL PRICE INCREASES BY VEHICLE LINE - Effective December 27, 2021 Trucks

F-150

• Increase XL series prices $350 MSRP
• Increase XLT series prices $880 MSRP
• Increase Lariat series prices $880 MSRP
• Increase King Ranch series prices $880 MSRP
• Increase Platinum series prices $880 MSRP
• Increase Limited series prices $880 MSRP
• Increase Raptor series prices $880 MSRP
• Increase Tremor series prices $880 MSRP
• Increase 19S STX Appearance Package price $530 MSRP

 

[Yoshi]

According to my dealer even if you have an order placed, as long as it's not invoiced you are subject to the price increase.

 

[EMY92]

I wouldn't be surprised if there are several price increases over the next year, inflation is affecting everything.

 

[DaveInMn]

According to my dealer even if you have an order placed, as long as it's not invoiced you are subject to the price increase.

Some more info from the posting:

Automatic price protection will be provided on:
• Firm 2022-model fleet, retail, and demonstrator orders signed and dated on or before December 26, 2021, and received by Ford Motor Company on or before December 30, 2021.

 

[Oggie]

Uh, yeah, no. That’s not going to work for those of us who‘d need to pay $880 more only because Ford failed to deliver in 2021.

 

[Stojanowski]

Ram is on their second price increase already

 

[GCATX]

Mid year? Which year are we in the middle of? Kidding. Seems like there were 2-3 increases in 2018 when I bought mine. Luckily mine had been sitting a bit, the sticker reflected about 1800 less than one that would have been built on the day I got mine.

Let's go Brandon.

 

[RCorsa]

I purchased and took delivery on a new 2022 Malibu Surf Boat in October. As of December 1 all new 2022 are being increased 8% MSRP on top of the 10% they already increased from 2021 to 2022. Per the release they said it was retroactive even for orders placed months earlier and would affect any boats not delivered by Dec 1.....

 

[GTTXRAP]

Brandon economics impacting everything. No surprise.

Heard today economist are saying it's going to keep impacting (increasing) until 2023. Grab your ankles.

 

[smurfslayer]

I’m thinking of a word to describe Ford increasing prices, while both failing to deliver on orders, not being able to provide parts for the few trucks that have been delivered and let’s be honest here, the Jen Tres hasn’t exactly wowed consumers on quality.... I think the word that best describes this is:

chutzpah.