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06-14-2007, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by richfaa
There will be cash back rebates once the initial surge of Folks who could not wait plays out.Ford along with the others is hurting and they need to sell the product. I expect to see cash back rebates on all the big trucks in the very near future.Ford already has the "customer loyality" rebate in effect in My opinion as a test to see if rebates will increase sales..I will wait fot the rebates.
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Originally Posted by top that
I own 03 f350 with 6.0 diesel dealer says loyality rebate not aviable
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06-16-2007, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by 66stang351
Not to get in politics just to warn you be careful what you wish for. There are only 2 ways to "reduce" the cost of healthcare.
One is to federalize it like the Canadians and the only thing that does is make you pay the government for it instead of the doctors. This gives the doctors less incentive to pay big bucks for a good education so less doctors which in turn means long waits to get simple things like a torn ACL fixed. The final cost ends up being higher because of the government red tape, you just pay it in taxes instead.
The second way to reduce healthcare costs is to regulate it. This gives the doctors less incentive to pay big bucks for a good education so less doctors which in turn means long waits to get simple things like a torn ACL fixed. The final cost ends up being higher because of the government red tape, you just pay it in taxes instead.
Notice how the end result is the same in both. Sorry for the rant.
One is to federalize it like the Canadians and the only thing that does is make you pay the government for it instead of the doctors. This gives the doctors less incentive to pay big bucks for a good education so less doctors which in turn means long waits to get simple things like a torn ACL fixed. The final cost ends up being higher because of the government red tape, you just pay it in taxes instead.
The second way to reduce healthcare costs is to regulate it. This gives the doctors less incentive to pay big bucks for a good education so less doctors which in turn means long waits to get simple things like a torn ACL fixed. The final cost ends up being higher because of the government red tape, you just pay it in taxes instead.
Notice how the end result is the same in both. Sorry for the rant.
Ask any Canadian how good government run health care is!...
On another subject about government did you see Hillary Clinton voted against making English the official language of the US....
#23
06-16-2007, 08:21 PM
Well I can't say much about the price of the new trucks, everthing has gone up. I gues sit is all relative. Of course the trucks we have now days are much more advanced, fancy that what was available 25 or 35 years ago. Back then, power steering was just becoming the norm. I am sure the creature comforts we all want (me also) today have brought the price of the trucks up also.
I might date myself, but I remember when 10k for a new truck or car was astronimical...
David
I might date myself, but I remember when 10k for a new truck or car was astronimical...
David
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06-17-2007, 01:20 AM
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Originally Posted by SuperDutyJ4500
Well...for the advice about checking different dealers...definitely try that and see what happens...you may get lucky.
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