preowned 22, order new 23, or wait for 24

[RogueClimber]

If you're being serious congrats, that's a nice truck that still has all the goodies.

Definitely serious. Flight departs LAX around 1230. So happy to get back into a Raptor

 

[ToadSmasher2K1]

Definitely serious. Flight departs LAX around 1230. So happy to get back into a Raptor

Nice. Lucky for you that dealership is the next exit down from the airport.

Should be a comfortable drive home. Pro tip; let some psi out of the tires for a smooth ride home, they come from Ford with 50+ and should be ~36-38psi

 

[RogueClimber]

Air gauge packed!

 

[ToadSmasher2K1]

Air gauge packed!

As @Nex would say, post up some pics of said Prius when you take delivery.

 

[Turning Blue]

Hi guys. looking at a pre-owned 22 with 1200 miles. It has recaro's but not sure if worth it to order on a 23. I got a dealer to give me $1000 or invoice to order a 23. Or should i wait for a 24. Not sure if the 22's have might have quality issues with outsourced parts. I know the torsen front diff not in 23. Not sure which way to go. Any input appreciated.

I'd grab the 22. The 24 will have a higher invoice and sticker price. Who knows what Ford will delete next? Plus, the way things have been going, "A Raptor in the driveway is worth 3 orders"...lol.

 

[Turning Blue]

Actually...

I'm picking that one up 0900 tomorrow

Congrats!

 

[stoppard stop]

Nice. Lucky for you that dealership is the next exit down from the airport.

Should be a comfortable drive home. Pro tip; let some psi out of the tires for a smooth ride home, they come from Ford with 50+ and should be ~36-38psi

Thats true, both my gen 3s had 50psi in them on the drive home

 

[DaveInMn]

Air gauge packed!

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38F/34R works for me....
Have stayed on the QM several times... They have(/had?) a great bar with a view on the old girl...

Have fun & good luck with your new toy....
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[Keshka]

I recomened finding a cared for '21. Ford nerfed every year since in the name of "supply shortages". Am betting a person could find one with under 15k miles pretty easy.

 

[engineer]

I'm biased because I have a 2022, but I also specifically bought a 2022 over a 2023 when I was shopping. Why? Because the 2022 is the newest model that has:

- Front Torsen differential
- Heated steering wheel
- No auto start/stop

2023 (and beyond?) is missing the Torsen and heated steering wheel. 2024 is missing who knows what and also looks terrible.