No wiggle room on pricing?

[DinduMcNugget]

I buy almost all of my vehicles out of town, and often out of state. It's dead easy. A one-way plane ticket and a drive home in the new ride. Get an early flight and you can buy 500 miles away and be home by bedtime. Go to the local Ford dealer for VIN verification and then head down to DMV. You might have to pay your full sales tax in cash at registration, so you should figure that out in advance and put money in your checking account.

That’s good to know about the taxes, that would be around 5k in California. I’ve been looking at car gurus and sites like that like 911 Crazy suggested but it seems like the decently priced ones are further East than I’d want to drive back. If I could find some deals around the Arizona, Utah and maybe even Texas and anything roughly around those states that might be the way to go. Also trying to trade in my current truck so that’s something I also need to figure out as well. Thanks for the info.

 

[papirriki007]

Check this one https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...pperListingsSearch=61930547#listing=266718964

 

[DinduMcNugget]

Check this one https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...pperListingsSearch=61930547#listing=266718964

Makes me wish I didn’t have my trade in to worry about and I would seriously consider doing that one. I test drove the blue one I linked from my first post and after test driving one the other day I just realized how slow my truck feels in comparison. Not that I’m looking for speed but it’s nice to feel that oomph. Thanks for the link.