X plan just got better!
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So...what are the qualifications for x-plan? I have heard that nieces and nephews can no longer get x-plan after Jan. 3, 2017. Can anyone confirm?
I know A-plan changed some time ago, but I thought x-plan was family and friends?
I know A-plan changed some time ago, but I thought x-plan was family and friends?
Lead Driver
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Albuquerque
Agreed if you order a Raptor. You'll probably be paying $3000 thru $7000 above MSRP pricing.
Good luck...
biz
Good luck...
biz
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Sep 2016
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From: Abilene TX.
That's the one thing I disagree with. If you order a Raptor or any high end vehicle it should at least not have additional markup. If the dealer orders it then by all means get what the market will bear!
Post Fiend
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From: DFW, TX-GoldCanyon, AZ
Try finding a dealer that will agree to MSRP even on a new order for a Raptor. They are few and far between unfortunately...
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Postmaster
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From: Lewisberry, Penn
Finding one willing is hard, and then finding one with allocation is harder! We had our Raptors all sold before they hit the lot. When we get them in stock we market them above MSRP, however, for our local customers we don't typically charge the surplus. Both the Shelby and the Raptor I ordered this year went for MSRP. But if you're going to come from across the country and we'll never see you again, yep, gonna make as much as we can.
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