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<blockquote data-quote="MultiStateRaptor Guy" data-source="post: 2056789" data-attributes="member: 67627"><p>Agreed, the current going rate is in the $130's "asking" but I keep getting price drops from cars.com on the same '24 Raptor R from the $140's less than two weeks ago, to getting another alert that the same Raptor R was dropped to $130's "asking" If "you" Raptor R customers with way too much money want to believe the "HYPE" of waiting lists and all that other B.S. they cough up, then the market will stay there. Again: I was offered a 2024 Raptor V6 EcoBoost with either a 35 or 37 Package for $4000-$5000 back of MSRP in the Midwest, by more than one or two Ford dealers out here. I'm not a fan of the 2024 re-fresh front end and the obnoxious Code Red stitching on the interior, including the center console ghost graphics. "Yuck"</p><p></p><p>I'm still looking for 2023 low mileage Raptor R in Avalanche Grey, there is one in Texas @ a Ford dealership with 5K and it's Ford Certified. They are asking $123K, we are miles away from what I want to pay for a year old Raptor R with 20 horsepower less than a 2024 Raptor R. It's nothing that a Whipple bolt-on supercharger can't fix. *****. <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/driver.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":driver:" title="Driver :driver:" data-shortname=":driver:" /> It's supply versus demand: you "big ballers" out there keep throwing your checkbooks around for your instant gratification issues or your just bored with your garage full of Porsche, Ferrari, and McLarens, then these Ford dealers will keep getting these $20K-$30K additional dealer mark-ups. Believe me: they are all "laughing at you" all the way to their respective banks.</p><p></p><p> Nah on that for awhile, or not. Or go out a buy a Louie Vuitton bag or a new Rolex stainless Daytona for your significant other, but of course "online" so you can watch somebody detail your car collection. Oh boy: I crack myself sometimes. <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/pepper.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":pepper:" title="Pepper :pepper:" data-shortname=":pepper:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MultiStateRaptor Guy, post: 2056789, member: 67627"] Agreed, the current going rate is in the $130's "asking" but I keep getting price drops from cars.com on the same '24 Raptor R from the $140's less than two weeks ago, to getting another alert that the same Raptor R was dropped to $130's "asking" If "you" Raptor R customers with way too much money want to believe the "HYPE" of waiting lists and all that other B.S. they cough up, then the market will stay there. Again: I was offered a 2024 Raptor V6 EcoBoost with either a 35 or 37 Package for $4000-$5000 back of MSRP in the Midwest, by more than one or two Ford dealers out here. I'm not a fan of the 2024 re-fresh front end and the obnoxious Code Red stitching on the interior, including the center console ghost graphics. "Yuck" I'm still looking for 2023 low mileage Raptor R in Avalanche Grey, there is one in Texas @ a Ford dealership with 5K and it's Ford Certified. They are asking $123K, we are miles away from what I want to pay for a year old Raptor R with 20 horsepower less than a 2024 Raptor R. It's nothing that a Whipple bolt-on supercharger can't fix. *****. :driver: It's supply versus demand: you "big ballers" out there keep throwing your checkbooks around for your instant gratification issues or your just bored with your garage full of Porsche, Ferrari, and McLarens, then these Ford dealers will keep getting these $20K-$30K additional dealer mark-ups. Believe me: they are all "laughing at you" all the way to their respective banks. Nah on that for awhile, or not. Or go out a buy a Louie Vuitton bag or a new Rolex stainless Daytona for your significant other, but of course "online" so you can watch somebody detail your car collection. Oh boy: I crack myself sometimes. :pepper: [/QUOTE]
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