What will 2023's change?
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What will 2023's change?
Anybody have any info on the changes coming for 2023? I am toying with waiting to see the changes but then I might be at least a year before I get a new truck. Was wandering if anyone had any insider knowledge of what changes to expect so that I can decide to buy now or wait and order in the fall.
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Jan 10, 2022, 01:49 PM
Cargo Master
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Probably the F150 cab with it's interior, a spy shot did show the superduty with the F150 steering wheel. The spy shots show it in camo so i'd assume a new front end. Personally i'm going to wait for the redesign even if it's not for 23. No rush.
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It will be interesting to see how much higher the prices go up with the redesign. Right now, a '22 that is optioned out as close as possible to my '19 stickers for $5k more. I don't follow the 150's much, did their pricing change much with the redesign?
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I too am waiting for the redesign (whether it’s 2023MY or 2024MY) to order my first truck... I assume the F150 interior will be moved on over, possibly max recline seats in upper trim levels, new grill, F150 tailgate work surface (random thought, it is probably more comfortable to sit on than a sprayed in bed lined tailgate, lol), more HP/Torque... little things like a new 6.7 badge (they changed it from the circular badge to the current one in 2017)... possibly black out package for Platinum trim (as they did for 2022 F150).. of course all speculation. Maybe someone with insider knowledge can chime in.
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Why would you expect a major redesign ? people are lined up begging for the current model and Ford literally cannot build them fast enough. so during these times of supply and labor shortages what's the incentive for Ford to spend a fortune changing something that ain't broke ?
Not much doubt there will be insignificant changes but I wouldn't count on anything big for at least a few more years.
Not much doubt there will be insignificant changes but I wouldn't count on anything big for at least a few more years.
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Why would you expect a major redesign ? people are lined up begging for the current model and Ford literally cannot build them fast enough. so during these times of supply and labor shortages what's the incentive for Ford to spend a fortune changing something that ain't broke ?
Not much doubt there will be insignificant changes but I wouldn't count on anything big for at least a few more years.
Not much doubt there will be insignificant changes but I wouldn't count on anything big for at least a few more years.
I could see a possible delay by maybe one model year, but not a few years. They would be sooo far behind the competition.
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Some shots of the prototype:
https://fordauthority.com/2021/10/20...otted-testing/
https://fordauthority.com/2021/10/20...or-first-time/
https://fordauthority.com/2021/10/20...otted-testing/
https://fordauthority.com/2021/10/20...or-first-time/
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We are currently seeing enclosed trailer prices going up 30-35%. That's on the manufacturer side, not dealers just upping the prices over MSRP because they can. We probably won't see that much of a hike on vehicles, but it will probably be hefty still.
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Why would you expect a major redesign ? people are lined up begging for the current model and Ford literally cannot build them fast enough. so during these times of supply and labor shortages what's the incentive for Ford to spend a fortune changing something that ain't broke ?
Not much doubt there will be insignificant changes but I wouldn't count on anything big for at least a few more years.
Not much doubt there will be insignificant changes but I wouldn't count on anything big for at least a few more years.
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It did and I bet it happens again, Everything is jumping in price, over and over and over. The RV I've had on order since April has jumped in price two times now. $$$$$
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My exact truck, my 21, is $2300 more for 22. 5% more. So I would expect 5% more at a minimum. It boils down to a trim upgrade every two years in prices. Like an XL to XLT in two years. That's big, well maybe to me.