What is everyone paying for their 5th Gen Ranger?

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In that you can join mustang club of America for $50 and get X-Plan, you should never pay more than that. So X-Plan or below or you're getting screwed. Should shoot for below invoice - rebates and use X-Plan as worst case scenario.
 

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In that you can join mustang club of America for $50 and get X-Plan, you should never pay more than that. So X-Plan or below or you're getting screwed. Should shoot for below invoice - rebates and use X-Plan as worst case scenario.
$35 for a year and I agree. The Costco price is below invoice and better than XPlan if you're a Costco member.
 

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$35 for a year and I agree. The Costco price is below invoice and better than XPlan if you're a Costco member.
And you have a Costco dealer near you. Both great options and paying more than X-Plan for anything is ridiculous
 


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I have 26K OTD for an 21' XTP, 29k OTD for an XLT and 32k (working harder on last one) for an demo 21 FX4.

I like the XLT color, Cyber Orange over the Blue, but if ones Red I may take that one...

The XTP I thought was what I wanted but I figure for a few grand more, get what I can get. I want the bigger Sync 3 screen and might as well take the other refinements in the XLT and FX4 in terms of 4x4, 360 Safety stuff, etc.


I have to say I'm impressed by it though, I went in thinking I want a bronco, but hell, the bronco I drove sucked!

I can't believe I'm really on the tail end of buying my truck and getting out of 2 seat roadster life. I enjoyed buying old Miatas, and just keeping them but I need to do more stuff and the miata just can't, though it is a very healthy compromise IMO. Plus someone cutting my tip was the last straw. :(

To think I have two Miatas, and no truck, heh.
 

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New Silver 2020 Ford Ranger XLT
Group 301A Equipment
Black Appearance package
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MSRP $35,085

Sales Price $33,568
Rebate -$3,250
Trade in -$18,000
Trade in Diff $15,568
Sales Tax $769
Dealer fees/Title $412
6yr maint plan $1,530

Matching the CarMax offered purchase price for my trade-in swung it for me due to tax saving ($1100), which basically made it $29k.

Happy hunting.
 

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MSRP $41,175
Dealers Discount -$1275
Ford Rebate -$1750
Military Discount -$500
Total sale price: $37,650 (plus $350 doc fee, tax, and registration)
 

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Just purchased mine last Monday.
Total came to $39,490 OTD.
2019 Lariat FX4 with the Ford Performance package Stage 1 (Fox level lift, shocks, wheels/tires, etc). Had 10,190 on the odometer when I rolled off the lot.

They wanted $42,000 and would have "given me a deal" financing through them :crackup: but I gave them 26k cash and my trade in ('14 Fusion highly modified) and which left me to finance 7k that I did through Navy Fed (that will be paid off next week).

When comparing to the 2020 and newer models, I couldnt find one that had every single option, including Lariat, for under $41k with all of the rebates. Not to mention - inventory is slim pickings as it is so the dealers have little to no wiggle room.
 
 



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