Raptor Price Increase?

[GordoJay]

Been shopping a lot for a couple weeks and 3k over in CA is the best I can get. Getting a bit frustrated. Don't want to pay markup.

Price of living in paradise. Dealers have to pay higher taxes, higher wages, higher prices for real estate, higher prices for everything. And there are a lot of rich people buying cars out there who don’t blink at an extra $10k. I’m surprised that you got one down to msrp plus $3k...

 

[RAD]

I'm looking for 802a, carbon, moonroof, no graphics, prefer no bead lock wheels, magnetic or black. I'm finding several under MSRP. Still haven't quite pulled the trigger...

 

[RubyDaCherry]

With all things said, should I buy a 2018 Loaded with 75k miles for $45,000? 1 owner and only 1 driver ever, has the 100K mile extended warranty. I would give it a 9/10, 10/10 after a make-ready detail.

OR, should I wait for the used car market to go back down to normal, because it will.

 

[2slo4u]

With all things said, should I buy a 2018 Loaded with 75k miles for $45,000? 1 owner and only 1 driver ever, has the 100K mile extended warranty. I would give it a 9/10, 10/10 after a make-ready detail.

OR, should I wait for the used car market to go back down to normal, because it will.

Not sure a Raptor falls under normal car prices regardless of economy


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[JefferyGT]

Guarantee we all know more than the salespeople.

 

[No Clue]

Fair points all. Not my first rodeo. Agree 100% that an Internet forum has good info, which is why I'm here. I also know that due to COVID supply issues, etc., inventory is thinner now than it would have been, and that there has been some indecision surrounding 2021 builds. If anyone has any info to this effect, much appreciated.

Part of the bump on price for the '20 is because the Raptor Tech Pkg is included.
When I ordered my '19 it was an option.