DEALERS Post Here - MSRP 17'+

[chujk1985]

The dealer that I bought my '18 from on Monday also has a '17 802A loaded that they are willing to sell for $2300 under sticker. Call Lebanon Ford in New Hampshire and as for Mike lieble. They gave me $2k off sticker on my '18, so if you're not interested in the '17, maybe inquire to see if they have another '18 coming in anytime soon. Also, when shopping locally, Metro Ford in Albany NY offered me $2k under sticker on a white 802A (call Tony), and Fuccillo Ford in Nelliston NY has a white one that also were willing to price match at $2k under (call Chris, sales manager). Respectfully, I have actually talked with both Tony and Chris inquiring as to if they would honor the $2k under sticker that they offered me to forum members here. They told me that yes they were willing to deal. So, I am simply passing this information on to you perspective buyers as deals are to be had here in the northeast.

Wish these were not so optioned out

 

[Blairian]

Any dealers at MSRP or lower?

 

[MGD]

.... many. You will need to be prepared to travel to pick one up. Folks are getting *invoice* deals, so use that $$$ as a target.

 

[davidl81]

.... many. You will need to be prepared to travel to pick one up. Folks are getting *invoice* deals, so use that $$$ as a target.

FFS, basically no one is getting "invoice" deals. Putting that out on the forum is setting unrealistic expectations. The very few people who have gotten that kind of deal either had some relationship with the dealer (ie buys their company fleet vehicles from them etc) or was some crazy one off misprinted deal that a dealer honored.

Realistically MSRP is a doable deal and if you find the truck you want at MSRP that is a fair price right now. You may be able to get 1k off of MSRP, but man that would be hard and I would guess involve some sort of travel which would eat into any savings.

 

[MGD]

Read the latest deals- people are paying around invoice. There are even several here that have reported these deals... no misprints, or special relationships... just good deals

 

[Jeff-Ohio]

Read the latest deals- people are paying around invoice. There are even several here that have reported these deals... no misprints, or special relationships... just good deals

MGD ..... Based on your writing style and the type of comments that you make, you appear to be the infamous "Squatch". If so, I have no ill will towards you like others, but I am curious as to whether or not you own a Raptor (you obviously do not, and would not, own a Gen 2 Raptor)? If not, do you plan on owning one? If not, can you help me understand your extreme interest in this forum? From my perspective, you are more than welcome to participate, but I am just curious as to what drives your strong and enduring interest in Raptors? Are you a frequent poster on other car/truck forums? If so, what other vehicles peak your interest.

 

[davidl81]

Read the latest deals- people are paying around invoice. There are even several here that have reported these deals... no misprints, or special relationships... just good deals

Look I am not going to argue about this with you, but looking at the post on this site the VAST majority are having trouble finding a dealer who will sell at MSRP much less selling at invoice. I think there was one guy who said he got the truck $1k over invoice and one other guy who got $2k off of MSRP due to a dealer price error. Compare these rare cases of people getting any money off of MSRP to the 10+ threads of people who cannot buy one on a lot for less than a $5K ADM.

My point is just that posting non sense about people getting invoice deals is just unrealistic and setting the OP up to be highly disappointed. Actually he may waster a huge amount of his time chasing some phantom deal that is not out there, but since you told him lots of people are getting that price he tries to find it so he does not "over pay". Not unlike myself who just wasted time replying to a post...

 

[sdfd504]

FFS, basically no one is getting "invoice" deals. Putting that out on the forum is setting unrealistic expectations. The very few people who have gotten that kind of deal either had some relationship with the dealer (ie buys their company fleet vehicles from them etc) or was some crazy one off misprinted deal that a dealer honored.

Realistically MSRP is a doable deal and if you find the truck you want at MSRP that is a fair price right now. You may be able to get 1k off of MSRP, but man that would be hard and I would guess involve some sort of travel which would eat into any savings.

I just paid invoice plus $500 for a 2017 Screw 802a Avalanche. The original deal was invoice but the dealership was 18 hours away so I was able to get it through my local dealership for the extra $500 since it will help on taxes when trading in. I have the paperwork to prove it if you don’t believe the deals exist.

 

[davidl81]

I just paid invoice plus $500 for a 2017 Screw 802a Avalanche. The original deal was invoice but the dealership was 18 hours away so I was able to get it through my local dealership for the extra $500 since it will help on taxes when trading in. I have the paperwork to prove it if you don’t believe the deals exist.

I am not saying that a few deals do not exist, but you are one of what maybe two or three people on here who have found anything close to that price? It's awesome that you got that kind of deal, but 95% or buyers are paying MSRP or MSRP+.

 

[sdfd504]

I am not saying that a few deals do not exist, but you are one of what maybe two or three people on here who have found anything close to that price? It's awesome that you got that kind of deal, but 95% or buyers are paying MSRP or MSRP+.

I agree they are rare but they are out there and should become more common every additional day a 17’ sits on the lot. There is no excuse to pay MSRP on a 17 when you can get the same deal on an 18.