Just priced out the following to order :

2008 F250 crew cab 6 3/4 box 4x4 KR

limited slip 3.73
6.4l powerstroke
20" premium wheels KR
extra heavy duty alternator
engine block heater
traction control
powerscope trailer mirrors
power sliding rear window
power slide moonroof
stowable bed extender
tailgate step
nav. radio option with audiophile, speakers, etc.
rapid heat supp.
heated seats
universal garage opener
4x4 offroad pkg.
drivers memory pkg.
kingranch pkg.
tow command system
front capt. chairs with 60/40 rear bench seat

MSRP - 56905.

INVOICE - 51549.


Dealer will sell for invoice. what do you guys think ?

 

Do you need the rapid heat supp. & heated seats in Texas or is it part of a package?

 

Our 38 degree mornings can be brutal.....

 

It broadens market for resale with not much investment.

 

It also works wonders if you have any back problems!! Its like a mobile heating pad! Of course you strong men won't admit to using them for that though!!

 

Invoice is not what the dealer paid......go to consumer reports and pay $14 and get the exact price that the dealers pay for that specific truck you will have some great negotiating power!! Invoioce is just a scam price made up for the dealers to get more $$$$$, you should be able to beat Invoice price no prob!! Dealers probably don't want this info shared but oh well!!

 

A F450 isn't much more

 

On an 08 I think invoice price is pretty good, right now. There will be a pent up demand for the new truck, some dealers will probably not discount at all.

 

The dealer I ordered from is selling me my F450 at invoice. 55,525 vs. MSRP 59,965.

 

So what do you think? Going to pull the trigger?

Ah, go ahead, I know you want to!

 

Be a man and go for the long bed, or is this really your wifes new truck?

 

You didn't tell us what color (inside/outside). We can't live without that info.

 

No pickup truck is worth $50k...

 

It is if you need it to haul heavy payloads and still be comfortable enough to have as a daily driver. And $50k doesn't seem so bad when you're used to buying $100K cars.

 

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