Purchasing at MSRP?

[raydulce]

General market is a challenging idea as geography makes a big difference. I'm in Southern California and I still see trucks going for $15-30k over. I think it has softened a bit everywhere but not enough for regular MSRP deals on stock units.

Good point. I am located in the midwest about 2 hours from Chicago. I'm just blown away seeing a public advertisement for "only" $5k over. Granted they could be horrible on trade to make up the difference I suppose.

 

[Dudebrodude]

Good point. I am located in the midwest about 2 hours from Chicago. I'm just blown away seeing a public advertisement for "only" $5k over. Granted they could be horrible on trade to make up the difference I suppose.

I would be too! I haven't seen an advertisement for anything close to MSRP regardless of geography.

Hopefully this means we'll start seeing MSRP or even close to that as a standard.

 

[WTX]

I’ve seen MSRP a lot for a while. Just got my boss into a 23 for MSRP.

Only catch is you gotta be local. No out of town buyers

 

[Dudebrodude]

I’ve seen MSRP a lot for a while. Just got my boss into a 23 for MSRP.

Only catch is you gotta be local. No out of town buyers

That's the challenge for us Californians haha. Among other things.

 

[R3D2020]

Or even us DFW Texans

 

[alphagtr]

Yeah, I am in Southern California - trying to decide between a low mileage Gen 1 Raptor SVT or a Raptor R (having to pay significantly over sticker here).

 

[steved57]

Bought mine in Houston for msrp but had been promised this last year due to a previous purchase I had made

 

[rohardi]

Yep!

 

[4DPWR]

Has anyone been able to purchase for MSRP?

Yes, ordered in march, picked up last week with price protection.

 

[PGas32]

Or even us DFW Texans

I called McDavid in Ft Worth about a 22 they have inbound and they were $5k over…I didn’t negotiate at all, just said ‘no thanks’ but that number would’ve been at least double not too long ago. So things are softening