Deal...Or No Deal...need advice

[TexasTexas95]

Ok y'all, I've decided to make the jump. In 2011 I bought a fully loaded pearl white F-150 Ecoboost. It had every option you could have on a Lariat. Since then I have always envied the Raptor so I just stalked the forums since then anyway, I had an unfortunate accident that totaled my Lariat and now I'm in the market for a Raptor (dream truck). I set my limit to $50,000 and have found a few matches. The deal I'm looking at currently is a bit more but my insurance check was $3,000 more than I thought it would be. Here's what I have in mind.
2013 SVT Raptor Screw. Should I opt for it or something with less miles and a bit better price.
Pros: White (Only want white or Red)
NAV
HID lights
Moon roof
Front camera
Supercharged Roush package under warranty
SCT tuner with tunes by 5-Star
Extremely clean and no abuse. Straight frame

Cons:
37,000 miles
No bed liner
$54,000

 

[J DAMAGE]

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Ok y'all, I've decided to make the jump. In 2011 I bought a fully loaded pearl white F-150 Ecoboost. It had every option you could have on a Lariat. Since then I have always envied the Raptor so I just stalked the forums since then anyway, I had an unfortunate accident that totaled my Lariat and now I'm in the market for a Raptor (dream truck). I set my limit to $50,000 and have found a few matches. The deal I'm looking at currently is a bit more but my insurance check was $3,000 more than I thought it would be. Here's what I have in mind.
2013 SVT Raptor Screw. Should I opt for it or something with less miles and a bit better price.
Pros: White (Only want white or Red)
NAV
HID lights
Moon roof
Front camera
Supercharged Roush package under warranty
SCT tuner with tunes by 5-Star
Extremely clean and no abuse. Straight frame

Cons:
37,000 miles
No bed liner
$54,000

Why not just look around and purchase something new minus the SC, then you know what ever happens you did it, just my 2 cents.

 

[Deletedone]

I paid $54,000 for my 2013 fully loaded supercrew brand new. I've had it a year and put about 30,000 miles on it. Why buy a used one for the same price?

 

[SlimChaChi]

take interest rate into account as well...new will have a lower rate than used....

 

[LandFill]

I say pull the trigger on it. It's true that you can find a better deal out there, but it's not a terrible deal. It's Definately an upgrade from the 2011 ecoboost and once you drive the Raptor any regrets will be long forgotten. Good luck!

 

[TexasTexas95]

I just spoke with the seller and he's willing to take $51,000 for it. I also found someone to finance it for 1.9% @ 48 months... I did test drive it. I'm not gonna lie it moves faster than anything I have ever driven. I am debating very seriously going for a new one or one that is not supercharged. I mean they still haul ass figuratively and literally. Anyone know of anything in a better price range in the Austin/ Houston area? I'd go used if the miles were low.

 

[SlimChaChi]

Not a bad deal right there...roush serial number and all or was the package installed after the fact?

 

[Deletedone]

I did not see the supercharged part of the posting. I say buy it!

 

[Magnum PI]

Buy it.

 

[TexasTexas95]

Yes. It's a real deal Roush. Not just an aftermarket add on. Still retains a transferable 75,000 mile warranty