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If you want it in a year you should have ordered already. Good luck! Been waiting for mine since July. 22 37 package. Scheduled for delivery next week.Don't want used. Willing to wait. Don't need it this year although it would be nice. Thanks for the info though. Not surprising on the waits.
don't worry man side show joe will fix it. if you hold something near and dear to your heart ugh ugh ugh ugh ugh anywayLocating a 2022 Ford Raptor for MSRP can be done. You just need to be patient, do some homework and be willing to wait up to a year. I personally refuse to pay a penny over MSRP for a depreciating asset.
My order will most likely be a 2023 with Raptors trickling out of the assembly plants, parts shortages, temporary assembly line workers and the ongoing chip shortage fiasco.
The only bright side, if you can call it that, is that Raptor demand may be slowing a tad due to climbing fuel prices. 87 octane is over $5 a gallon at every gas station in my area. Costco fuel, 87 octane, is $4.89 but will be over $5 soon thanks the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Yup because anyone else in his position would be able to “fix” the global shortages and the Russian war. S-T-F-Udon't worry man side show joe will fix it. if you hold something near and dear to your heart ugh ugh ugh ugh ugh anyway
you lost? you know this isn't the prius forumYup because anyone else on his position would be able to “fix” the global shortages and the Russian war. S-T-F-U
Do you use 87? I thought raptors needed 93. (Serious question, not an owner yet)Locating a 2022 Ford Raptor for MSRP can be done. You just need to be patient, do some homework and be willing to wait up to a year. I personally refuse to pay a penny over MSRP for a depreciating asset.
My order will most likely be a 2023 with Raptors trickling out of the assembly plants, parts shortages, temporary assembly line workers and the ongoing chip shortage fiasco.
The only bright side, if you can call it that, is that Raptor demand may be slowing a tad due to climbing fuel prices. 87 octane is over $5 a gallon at every gas station in my area. Costco fuel, 87 octane, is $4.89 but will be over $5 soon thanks the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
I've been doing that for months now but the site shows all incoming Raptors whether they're sold or not. Feel free to call and offer to pay MSRP and you'll be told "that one is already sold". If you offer more than MSRP they'll just play you against the other potential buyers and take the highest offer.go on to Ford website and do a search within a 100 miles of you. 5 Raptors came up available when I just did it... call around, you can find one.
With these gas prices i use 87. offroading and performance needs i used 93.Do you use 87? I thought raptors needed 93. (Serious question, not an owner yet)