GEN 2 Msrp + tax

[FullAuto]

I’d love to see some proof of this. Until I do I’m calling complete BS. I shopped around a lot and finally got a MSRP deal with a fair trade value on my current truck. I had to order mine because any dealer that had one in the lot wanted 5k-10k over and offered joke prices on my trade in.


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$1000 over invoice here....

 

[MGD]

And, there you have it.

 

[whan]

Did you know the% of tax that you paid?

Honestly man it depends on your state and how much tax it levies. Not to be too brutal but surprised you don't know this given you're 49...

 

[jabroni619]

I would expect these sales tax questions from someone who's making their first purchase. And I don't mean their first auto purchase.

 

[davidl81]

And, there you have it.

Fullauto is really the only person on the forum who has gotten a deal that good. How about we look at all of the post from people in TX and CA who can’t even find a Raptor on the lot for MSRP. Fullatuo is the exception (and he did get a great deal), but by no means is he the rule. Once there are more than a handful of people getting these trucks for a substantial amount off of invoice then the OP should start to look for a better deal. Right now based on the forum I would guess 95% of Raptors are being sold at MSRP and above.

 

[waldramos13]

I would expect these sales tax questions from someone who's making their first purchase. And I don't mean their first auto purchase.

Im asking just to compare tax from every state... dah!

 

[jabroni619]

Im asking just to compare tax from every state... dah!

Hmm.. let’s see, a 7 second google search or an impromptu forum poll...

https://taxfoundation.org/state-and-local-sales-tax-rates-in-2017/

 

[BigSlick]

think msrp still the norm where I live

 

[shapiroeric]

Have you ever bought a car before?.....New or used?

 

[jaz13]

And, there you have it.

One person gets a $1k over invoice deal and all of a sudden it is common? There have been 3 people on this forum that have gotten near invoice deals. Versus the daily posts complaining about dealers who insist on charging ADMs. Which is more common???

Spread between MSRP and Invoice on a $70k truck is $5,600. While real money, I cannot remember the last time a decision to buy or not buy was based on something as small as a 5% difference in price. If money is that tight, you shouldn't be buying a Raptor.