2017 52k miles, 2018 40k miles,....or platinum?

[goblues38]

Just got a quote for supercrew 802a loaded with tech package/moonroof for 64,858 (msrp 70565). Fright, taxes, tags, processing fee came out to 71867k.

taxes , tags, and LOL "processing fees" will be on a used car as well.

In missouri, those are all separate transactions, and not figured into the price of the car.

 

[GCATX]

I may be wrong, but I thought the limited got the HO in 2019.

 

[duracell24]

I got my 2019 for $68 OTD (TTL, Freight, Dealer Fee, etc) with an MSRP of $72XXX. I also looked at a 2017 with 22k miles from a private seller for $53k and a 2018 with 2k miles from a dealer for $60k OTD.

There are better Raptor deals out there than what you are seeing.

Comparing it to the Platinum, there is no comparison. A Raptor is an entirely different truck. I also looked at a 2019 King Ranch that was like $54k OTD. Test drove the Raptor and it wasn't a comparison anymore for me.

I've owned a 2017 KR and my 2019 Raptor is an entirely different truck. Would highly recommend springing for the Raptor if you can afford it.

 

[konoha]

I got my 2019 for $68 OTD (TTL, Freight, Dealer Fee, etc) with an MSRP of $72XXX. I also looked at a 2017 with 22k miles from a private seller for $53k and a 2018 with 2k miles from a dealer for $60k OTD.

There are better Raptor deals out there than what you are seeing.

Comparing it to the Platinum, there is no comparison. A Raptor is an entirely different truck. I also looked at a 2019 King Ranch that was like $54k OTD. Test drove the Raptor and it wasn't a comparison anymore for me.

I've owned a 2017 KR and my 2019 Raptor is an entirely different truck. Would highly recommend springing for the Raptor if you can afford it.

Thanks!

Also, did you purchase from a dealer? Was the price advertised low enough that when everything was accounted for, total was 68k? If not, was there much negotiating? Yesterday I sat in a new 2020, assuming the 2019 gives the same feeling, it felt pretty damn nice!

 

[Marcus85]

You can order '20 at invoice, not a smart decision to pay over 50k for an 17-18

 

[duracell24]

Thanks!

Also, did you purchase from a dealer? Was the price advertised low enough that when everything was accounted for, total was 68k? If not, was there much negotiating? Yesterday I sat in a new 2020, assuming the 2019 gives the same feeling, it felt pretty damn nice!

Yes. Ourisman Ford in Alexandria, VA. I had another local dealer offer me 10% off MSRP, but their trade offer wasn't what I wanted. I called Ourisman on the phone and they offered to match 10% off (but they add back freight and have an astronomical dealer fee of $850). When I went in, I negotiated to get top dollar for my trade (took 2 hours), they took another $200 off from the 10% and threw in a LineX bedliner (they claimed $400 value) for free. That was enough to sell me.

I see you're from NJ/PA. If you're willing to travel a few hours to VA, the 2017 from the private seller is still for sale on Auto Trader. It's in great shape and I know the seller wants to move it. Asking $53,600 at the moment, but I bet there is some flex in that. It's a loaded 2017 w/24k miles.

 

[Raptorrunner2019]

I have also seen 10+k off msrp for the high end trim F150s new. Limited only around 7k though.

 

[Anthony Collins]

Is a 2019 raptor a super crew with 802A? If so, the raptor is pushing close to 70k OTD.... I still need to finish my garage and put little away for college tuition for the kiddos...eek

Yes new fully loaded is over 70k here in PA, I got a Used 2018 fully loaded every option With 26k miles for 60 out the door. Love it!!

 

[Begone]

I got a $1000 over invoice on my 2020. Get the 19. Get the 100k miles warranty. Sleep good at night.

 

[docskeet1]

https://www.akinsford.com/inventory?q=raptor

FWIW check out the inventory/prices.