2024 Raptor will MSRP for $77,980

[Fireman Dave]

I built a truck identical to my recently received 2023, it's roughly $5K more.

 

[RPG9]

Ford deliberately kept the new MSRP below $80k.

You make it sound as if they are doing customers a favor lol. Starting price in 2021 was under $66k. My 2022 Gen 3 with 37 PP was $79,510 MSRP. Pretty soon these trucks will stop selling and invoice deals will be back like it was in 2019 and 2020 before COVID.

 

[KCHawkeye02]

Dang. Getting my '22 at 68k was a steal.

 

[BaseRaptor]

You make it sound as if they are doing customers a favor lol. Starting price in 2021 was under $66k. My 2022 Gen 3 with 37 PP was $79,510 MSRP. Pretty soon these trucks will stop selling and invoice deals will be back like it was in 2019 and 2020 before COVID.

Until supply catches up to demand I don’t see that happening anytime soon. F150 Raptor manufacturing is still very limited and customer demand is still off the hook.

The F150 Raptor is the widest, baddest 1/2 ton pickup on the market with virtually zero competition. The 2024 TRX is rumored to be killed off after the 2024 model.

Ford has no problem selling every F150 Raptor that they make. I have yet to see Ford run a TV or radio commercial promoting the Raptor. The truck sells itself.

 

[GCATX]

You make it sound as if they are doing customers a favor lol. Starting price in 2021 was under $66k. My 2022 Gen 3 with 37 PP was $79,510 MSRP. Pretty soon these trucks will stop selling and invoice deals will be back like it was in 2019 and 2020 before COVID.

I don't think the base prices are apples to apple anymore. I may be wrong, but I believe a lot of the packages are included now. That's why I wondered if the prices had come down some.

My '22 base price was 69,905 the only options I added were 801a and moonroof, MSRP of 78,600.

 

[Jpro39]

exactly, i priced out a 2024 at around $82k and the local dealers still want 88-90k for 2023 with the markup. I'll be patient and wait on this one. much better value with 2024 especially when i found a dealer that honors msrp.

 

[RaptorFan1988]

I don't think the base prices are apples to apple anymore. I may be wrong, but I believe a lot of the packages are included now. That's why I wondered if the prices had come down some.

My '22 base price was 69,905 the only options I added were 801a and moonroof, MSRP of 78,600.

This is correct - the 66k 2021 was an 800A packaged truck which isn't even available anymore.

 

[someday]

Seems like MSRP is becoming more common these days

 

[dillard09]

Not bad considering a Bronco Raptor MSRP is over 90k. Looked at 4 last weekend that were no less than 98k each.

 

[noraptor]

Not bad considering a Bronco Raptor MSRP is over 90k. Looked at 4 last weekend that were no less than 98k each.

Just talked to a buddy the other day and he paid MSRP for his Bronco. Maybe find a new dealer?