What can i expect to pay for a 250 KR PSD
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What can i expect to pay for a 250 KR PSD
Ive been up and down this forum, through tons of pages, even tried searching for diffent topics but i can never land on the right thread.
Im looking into buying a new 2011 F250 King Ranch. Would be the long box version. Im just curious how much id be looking into spending after incentives on this vehicle. I am part of the military family and have access to the x-plan through my job. Everytime i build my Fully loaded KR on the website it throws me the 64-67k number. That number i believe to be MSRP if im not mistaken. I also think i know that invoice is about 3-4k under that price before incentives. So, With my fully loaded KR 250 PSD with msrp of 64k what would be final price with incentives if i wasnt able to hagle price at all? Im talkin moonroom, uplifter switches, navi, chrome package, 5th wheel, the whole works.
Any help is appreciated.
Im looking into buying a new 2011 F250 King Ranch. Would be the long box version. Im just curious how much id be looking into spending after incentives on this vehicle. I am part of the military family and have access to the x-plan through my job. Everytime i build my Fully loaded KR on the website it throws me the 64-67k number. That number i believe to be MSRP if im not mistaken. I also think i know that invoice is about 3-4k under that price before incentives. So, With my fully loaded KR 250 PSD with msrp of 64k what would be final price with incentives if i wasnt able to hagle price at all? Im talkin moonroom, uplifter switches, navi, chrome package, 5th wheel, the whole works.
Any help is appreciated.
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Any current incentives should be listed when you build the truck. If they aren't listed, then there might not be any right now. Call a dealer and ask if you're still not sure.
A and X plans aren't what they used to be. You might get near or just under 60k I'd guess.
A and X plans aren't what they used to be. You might get near or just under 60k I'd guess.
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Go to Consumer Reports: Expert product reviews and product Ratings from our test labs and join the automotive section. I think it's about 25 dollars.
You can then download the list of every feature and option with both the window stick and dealer invoice price.
I planned on ordering, so I built a spreadsheet of the features and costs. If you're buying off the lot, take the listed options and calculate the dealer cost.
There are some additional charges, such as delivery ($975) and advertising charge (depends on your state).
Offer the dealer the dealer invoice cost. Mine jumped on it.
I bought on 5/4/11 and I got the KR PSD for invoice minus $3250. There were $2500 in rebates and I had called Ford customer service and asked for a brochure on the F-250. The brochure had a $750 discount coupon.
Bottom line price was $58,897.16.
If you want to see my spreadsheet, send me a private message. I can't attach a file or screen capture to this reply.
You can then download the list of every feature and option with both the window stick and dealer invoice price.
I planned on ordering, so I built a spreadsheet of the features and costs. If you're buying off the lot, take the listed options and calculate the dealer cost.
There are some additional charges, such as delivery ($975) and advertising charge (depends on your state).
Offer the dealer the dealer invoice cost. Mine jumped on it.
I bought on 5/4/11 and I got the KR PSD for invoice minus $3250. There were $2500 in rebates and I had called Ford customer service and asked for a brochure on the F-250. The brochure had a $750 discount coupon.
Bottom line price was $58,897.16.
If you want to see my spreadsheet, send me a private message. I can't attach a file or screen capture to this reply.
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Take MSRP, deduct freight and then figure 3% of that number. That'll give you the approximate holdback. Now take full MSRP, deduct 8%-11%, then deduct the holdback. That's a good starting point when talking to a dealer. You'll have to work up from there (before rebates) but this late in the 2011 game you might find someone willing to let one go.
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High 40s isn't going to happen. Used 2011 KRs are selling for more than that. Mid 50s is more likely.
Best wishes.
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You say you have access to x-plan pricing. If so, first logon to THAT site using your credentials, then from there go to search inventory and find a truck that is close to what you want. It will display x-plan pricing. On average its seems to be between 4-5K off MSRP. there is a separate page that lists all available incentives for your area.
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