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Well, my trucks in production currently and windows sticker is available which reads the $635 higher MSRP price than what it should be based on the MSRP when I ordered. We'll see in another 1.5 weeks or so if my dealer wants to do the right thing and honor the MSRP based on when I ordered despite dropping CF per THEIR request.My dealer and regional rep looked into it and said my retail order is locked in at prior price it shows on my order and even when I dropped carbon fiber per their request I still retain the lower msrp pricing. We'll see if that actually happens but they said something about a ford policy on price protection or something kind that's
I have seen in several places where guys are talking about big price increases for 2018 model year. Are they basing this off of the G1 2010---2011 pricing? Was there a big jump from the 2010-2011 model or they are assuming this will happen?
The reason I'm inquiring is due to the fact I will be purchasing a 2018.
I would wager a $2K $3K bump in base prices, at a minimum. Also, my dealer, who has never charged over MSRP through the entire history of Raptors (Gen 1 and 2), has informed me, and another forum member, at same said dealership, that they will be charing $5,000 over list on the 2018's. I offered to put a deposit down on an '18, and still take delivery of my '17, if they would sell me the 2018 for MSRP. They said no dice. Point is, they're not blowing smoke. All in all, I expect, in my area, Raptor prices for 2018 will be increasing by a minimum of $7,000 over this year's already-sold-out stock.
Sounds like you need a new dealer.
I would wager a $2K $3K bump in base prices, at a minimum. Also, my dealer, who has never charged over MSRP through the entire history of Raptors (Gen 1 and 2), has informed me, and another forum member, at same said dealership, that they will be charing $5,000 over list on the 2018's. I offered to put a deposit down on an '18, and still take delivery of my '17, if they would sell me the 2018 for MSRP. They said no dice. Point is, they're not blowing smoke. All in all, I expect, in my area, Raptor prices for 2018 will be increasing by a minimum of $7,000 over this year's already-sold-out stock.