Sashimi_Moto
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Wow, now seeing some on cars.com advertised upwards of 11k off msrp!If you don’t get at least 5k off the 2019 you are taking a big hit under water from the value of your vehicle.
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Wow, now seeing some on cars.com advertised upwards of 11k off msrp!If you don’t get at least 5k off the 2019 you are taking a big hit under water from the value of your vehicle.
A 2019 is over 1 model year old now, so you need to factor in depreciation, even if it is brand new. If it is a 2019, I would expect discounts like that, especially given the current climate. I imagine new car sales are tanking just like everything else.Wow, now seeing some on cars.com advertised upwards of 11k off msrp!
Yes, you're buying a vehicle that's now one model year old and therefore worth less than a 2020. I also thought that car sales would be down, but the salesman I bought mine from said business is booming since the deals right now are great.A 2019 is over 1 model year old now, so you need to factor in depreciation, even if it is brand new. If it is a 2019, I would expect discounts like that, especially given the current climate. I imagine new car sales are tanking just like everything else.
That is really surprising (that car sales are booming). But I guess everyone loves a good deal!Yes, you're buying a vehicle that's now one model year old and therefore worth less than a 2020. I also thought that car sales would be down, but the salesman I bought mine from said business is booming since the deals right now are great.
Most car dealerships around here move cars constantly. If they are started up and moved every few weeks, they should be OK.I've seen 2019's that have been sitting on the lot for more than a year.
In addition to depreciation, can a vehicle sit that long without seals going bad or other problems ?
On a 2019 you should be able to do MUCH better than that. I bought mine a few days ago, paid $40,999 + tax, doc, license - this is with a 0% finance, no money down, and no payment for 120 days. Ford is bending over backwards to sell anything right now.Hi all,
First post so hello. I'm a former Ranger owner, (2005 Edge), and I'm looking hard at a 2019 Lariat FX4. The best deal I've been offered so far is $45,200 out the door for a pretty well loaded truck. Any opinions?
Thanks,
Honestly? That doesn't sound like much of a deal for a truck that is 1 model year old.Hi all,
First post so hello. I'm a former Ranger owner, (2005 Edge), and I'm looking hard at a 2019 Lariat FX4. The best deal I've been offered so far is $45,200 out the door for a pretty well loaded truck. Any opinions?
Thanks,
Honestly with the current financial melt down the entire country is experiencing, you could and should shop around and wait another month or so and I would bet dollars to donuts you get 10k off anything with four wheels on the lot. The consumer is in the drivers seat now and if you have the liquidity to bargain, you win. Anyone else remember the 20k off super-duty Fords in 2008 ? I helped a buddy pickout a KingRanch 6.4 diesel loaded to the nuts 4x4 for under 40k. Ooohhhh those were the days and they may be back, stay tuned.Hi all,
First post so hello. I'm a former Ranger owner, (2005 Edge), and I'm looking hard at a 2019 Lariat FX4. The best deal I've been offered so far is $45,200 out the door for a pretty well loaded truck. Any opinions?
Thanks,
I appreciate the info, the dealers around here just don't seem very motivated. Even if they have 35-40 2019's on the lot. I can't figure that part out.On a 2019 you should be able to do MUCH better than that. I bought mine a few days ago, paid $40,999 + tax, doc, license - this is with a 0% finance, no money down, and no payment for 120 days. Ford is bending over backwards to sell anything right now.
I appreciate the info, the dealers around here just don't seem very motivated. Even if they have 35-40 2019's on the lot. I can't figure that part out.
Good advice. I think I'll just hang loose unless something else develops.Honestly with the current financial melt down the entire country is experiencing, you could and should shop around and wait another month or so and I would bet dollars to donuts you get 10k off anything with four wheels on the lot. The consumer is in the drivers seat now and if you have the liquidity to bargain, you win. Anyone else remember the 20k off super-duty Fords in 2008 ? I helped a buddy pickout a KingRanch 6.4 diesel loaded to the nuts 4x4 for under 40k. Ooohhhh those were the days and they may be back, stay tuned.
The sticker is 45 and some change.Honestly? That doesn't sound like much of a deal for a truck that is 1 model year old.
What is the sticker? I would be expecting close to 10k off sticker at this point for a 2019.
Also keep in mind, new incentives are released the 3rd of every month, so hang tight for a few days and see what the dealers are posting, I spent hours on the WEB looking at dealers out west until I found one that wanted to actually sell some trucks, stay firm, your in the best buyers market we may see this decade.The sticker is 45 and some change.