Interesting pricing lately
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Mountain Pass
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Interesting pricing lately
Have been kicking around the idea of a 2024 F350 CCLB to replace the trusty 2020 F250 CCSB to come forward a few years while still earning and to compliment the toy hauler we will pick up soon. Have seen a HO F350 CCLB nicely equipped Lariat discounted just over $5K, and a heavy duty tow package F250 6.7L with increased GVRW CCSB discounte just under $5K. Is the tide finally going out?
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Mountain Pass
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Well, acquired a 2024 F350 CCLB Lariat Ultimate and Preferred Equipment plus HO engine for $2K more than I paid for my King Ranch in 2020. Manager was not happy to learn they discounted the only remaining HO long bed 350 on the lot by $5K, but too late after offer made. Bonus: $2K personal customer discount. New unit includes the camera functions I added to the 2020 with the Naviks aftermarket box. Not mad about the max recline seats and head up display.
Anyone here looking for a fabulous Rapid Red 2020 KR CCSB with topper, bed slide, Naviks, air bags and only 46,000 miles?
Anyone here looking for a fabulous Rapid Red 2020 KR CCSB with topper, bed slide, Naviks, air bags and only 46,000 miles?
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Looking around I sure hope nothing happens to my 2019 F-450. A replacement is extremely hard to find and in the 6 figures too. One is found within 100 miles of me for a whopping $102,000.
If I order one, it wouldn't directly replace my Platinum, but would have the features I want most that used to only come with the Platinum, and its ~$88,000. My Platinum MSRP for $85K back in 2019 and of course had discounts. IOW I paid more for it than the original owner. It was the LEAST expensive low mile truck within 200 miles of me.
If I order one, it wouldn't directly replace my Platinum, but would have the features I want most that used to only come with the Platinum, and its ~$88,000. My Platinum MSRP for $85K back in 2019 and of course had discounts. IOW I paid more for it than the original owner. It was the LEAST expensive low mile truck within 200 miles of me.
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Have been kicking around the idea of a 2024 F350 CCLB to replace the trusty 2020 F250 CCSB to come forward a few years while still earning and to compliment the toy hauler we will pick up soon. Have seen a HO F350 CCLB nicely equipped Lariat discounted just over $5K, and a heavy duty tow package F250 6.7L with increased GVRW CCSB discounte just under $5K. Is the tide finally going out?
Plus these vehicles increased dramatically in price since 2020 MY. The same truck i have from '22 would cost 11k more MSRP wise. I imagine the difference would be even more pronounced if you last bought a truck in 2020.
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Laughing Gas
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What is the price after discount? Dealers thrive on buyers who shop for vehicles by monthly payment or dealer advertised "discounts". If they padded the vehicle with accessory/maintenance plan/dealer add on fees then offer a 5k then you are back to MSRP or worse off.
Plus these vehicles increased dramatically in price since 2020 MY. The same truck i have from '22 would cost 11k more MSRP wise. I imagine the difference would be even more pronounced if you last bought a truck in 2020.
Plus these vehicles increased dramatically in price since 2020 MY. The same truck i have from '22 would cost 11k more MSRP wise. I imagine the difference would be even more pronounced if you last bought a truck in 2020.
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Laughing Gas
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There's a lot of CCLB 350 inventory in my area, which is great, because I want to get rid of my 2023 450 now that I sold my toyhauler.
Most have either Sport Appearance or Black Out appearance, which is unfortunate, because most are also Ultimate Lariat. So you are paying for a package which includes $1000 power running boards, but you don't get them on the sport or black appearance package, but they also don't credit you $1000.
Most have either Sport Appearance or Black Out appearance, which is unfortunate, because most are also Ultimate Lariat. So you are paying for a package which includes $1000 power running boards, but you don't get them on the sport or black appearance package, but they also don't credit you $1000.
Laughing Gas
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Ha. Your buying experiences and mine are much different. If you allow them to charge you 97K for a truck they have advertised at 82k, that's on you for not being smart.
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if deals are being made I’m happy for people and glad we’re past the markups of the past few years
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My buying experience is “ How much do I write the check for?” If I don’t like the price, I am gone! And I don’t waste money on all the added stuff posted above! But, then everybody on here buys that way, don’t they!
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