I think this is out of state pricing. I'm meeting with a different sales person tomorrow to possibly order a 22' for 5,000 over msrp. I have a brand new f150 to trade in so that price will dictate if Im willing to do the 5,000 adm or not.
Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.
BigFordGuy
Member
It’s asking for a password to view documentI am going to share this worksheet as an editable doc for FRF community. I had passed this to several members prior that PM me about it. Since feedback has been positive and helpful to those members, I am putting this out to everybody. I would like the FRF community to continue sheet so it may help others.
The password on the sheet is a little six-letter word, that requires no guessing from anybody in this forum.
It contains the notes of over 50+ dealers that I called when shopping for my Gen 3. There was a poster that noted it's not that hard to find an MSRP deal, just make a few calls, we'll I'm glad he got it. But for rest or most of us, you would be in the lucky minority at current market and time to get an MSRP deal. If you do.... hat's off to ya. The truth is, most everybody else is paying some ADM, What each person is willing to pay for or not is your own decision. No need to derail anybody for paying too high or whatever, or even the dealer, with exception of dishonest ones of course ( like collecting a bunch of non-refundable deposits way more than then their allotment or allocations ).
As in life, there is always someone smarter and with more money than you (or dumber and more money) , and there is always someone not as smart and less fortunate than you.
Here is the link to my excel sheet on Microsoft OneDrive, you don't need an account:
The sheet will time out June 30th, 2022
thx
BlueWhale
(fricken anxiously waiting for my 2022 35, supposedly with a build date of Jan 28th)
thomasfoxworthy
Active Member
i did this the other day, and cargurus, and a lot of dealerships were hiding their ADM's and the prices are misleading. had located a '21 that matched my build i ordered (stuck in the parking lot of doom) and the sales guy asked for $10k ADM on the phone and refused to budge.
"The password on the sheet is a little six-letter word, that requires no guessing from anybody in this forum."
raptorinnorcal
Member
Yup, they really just let you walk these days knowing the next sucker will walk thru the door any second with they’re $10k adm check in hand. Crazy times!
smurfslayer
Be vewwy, vewwy quiet. We’re hunting sasquatch77
- Joined
- Dec 16, 2016
- Posts
- 17,550
- Reaction score
- 27,025
I tried to order via my credit union buying service in late ’16. The Raptor was an included vehicle and there were participating local dealers, so I called one, set up an appt. Was ready to order got up to the print out when sales mangler comes over and indicates there will be a $15k mark up.
I told him that wasn’t part of the CU buying arrangement - I’d checked before hand and I’d just go to the ‘more options than I wanted, MSRP deal I already have’. I had copies of the docs on my phone, and he boldly stated I should take that deal. So I did. The moonroof & bed graphics were $2500 of money I didn’t want to spend, but as it was I couldn’t get an agreement on a lesser optioned truck for less money so I took yes for an answer.
I told him that wasn’t part of the CU buying arrangement - I’d checked before hand and I’d just go to the ‘more options than I wanted, MSRP deal I already have’. I had copies of the docs on my phone, and he boldly stated I should take that deal. So I did. The moonroof & bed graphics were $2500 of money I didn’t want to spend, but as it was I couldn’t get an agreement on a lesser optioned truck for less money so I took yes for an answer.
thomasfoxworthy
Active Member
for people who are able to afford 6 fig + vehicles, their wealth has increased massively since the pandemic, so lots of suckers have zero problem paying as money is no object. bad preservation of wealth technique, but they probably are also long bonds.
the market for G wagons blows my mind, and every damn 911. 993 C2's and C4's on BAT are selling for levels that turbo's were selling for not long ago. i got outbid on a 997 turbo by these types of psychos lol
@BigFordGuy if you really need it, just PM me, pass is all lower case
Similar threads
