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Local DS has a new 2017 Lariat 6.7 with the ultimate package,3.55 RE, Chrome package, FX4, 20" PVD, Dual alternator, Spray in bed liner. Sticker is $70235. There best price is 60K plus TTL. I am going to do a courtesy trade on my Tundra so that will save me $2850 in taxes. Truck has everything I want but considering the 2019's are going to be hitting the lots soon I thought they could do better than 60K. What do you guys think?
There seems to be a lot of these '17's lately. I think that is a strong # if that included the dealer fees & assorted BS (not TTT). That's about 15%, which based on the deals I've got on a '17 (Nov. '16) and an '18 (April '18) is really good, as long as that # doesn't include the trade. One poster said he got around 24-25% but that seems to be the exception. Good luck.
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Dealer must be losing a lot of money on some of the prices? I'm working on a 17 F350 Lariat MSRP $70,450 and the best I can get down too is $58,000. Going below 100% of holdback on an XPlan deal is most likely taking a loss. Not sure how they would go $2K below that number?
Mine stickered for $74 (all of the above + Adaptive Cruise, full LED's, BLIS, cameras out the waahzoo, and gun vault and extended running boards). Got out the door for $68k March of 2017.
Wish i knew the secret, trick, to get these deals.
Kudos to all with these smoking deals!
I have no secret tricks. I research the crap out of the vehicle I want to buy. Then figure out what I want to pay for it (not what the dealer wants to get) and I call around until I find a dealer that wants to play ball. Sometimes no one wants to play. Which is ok with me. More money in my pocket. Sometimes, they will play and I get what I want.
In my case, I had a 7 hour drive and a 2 night stay in Bowling Green, KY. My sales guy was awesome even though the finance officer hated on him for letting me be a cash customer. Did the deal, went and toured the Corvette plant and museum and then went and picked my baby up to go home the next day. It was a pretty drive and I'd never seen KY. It was a fun adventure.
I hear ya, I've been calling around as well, for a couple of months, no rush to get this truck, but a deal like the ones been written about here haven't been there for me.
I'm willing to drive/fly to make the deal, just hasn't been one out there for the taking.
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