Real Raptor Specs? (Price, HP/TQ, ect)

[RaptorCoastie]

Ill order without specs, I wont buy without specs.

But if you order it and put a deposit down..... How will you not buy it when it arrives? Deposits for orders are non-refundable. So I guess you should order knowing the specs

 

[Lee358]

But if you order it and put a deposit down..... How will you not buy it when it arrives? Deposits for orders are non-refundable. So I guess you should order knowing the specs

What is a deposit for a order? $100 $200? Plus I will be buying a F150 no matter what. Im sure I can roll it into that.

 

[RaptorCoastie]

What is a deposit for a order? $100 $200? Plus I will be buying a F150 no matter what. Im sure I can roll it into that.

Normally, anywhere from $1,000 - 5,000 to place an order. Goes towards your vehicle obviously. Local dealer wanted $5K for a good faith deposit on the Raptor. Regular F150's are typically lower values.

 

[ofcbarbrady]

Why put $ down for an order?? It's their job to sell cars, and placing an "order" is nothing out of the norm for any dealer. I didn't put a dime down when I ordered my Shelby or my '13 Raptor. If your dealer requires a deposit for something like that, I'd tell them to go **** themselves and go somewhere else

 

[RLTW]

Lol you people make me laugh, I'll order without specs, it's gonna be the best thing since slice bread, what flavor is the koolaid? Lol


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[mwright4679]

My dealer told me the other day probably 2-3 months out for the raptor. Not sure how accurate that is.

Also i will not be required to put a deposit down when i order.

 

[squeak]

I've ordered 2 trucks,one was the raptor, and both were refundable deposits of $1000. They don't want to get stuck with a "special order" they have trouble selling if you don't go through with the purchase. I would argue that shouldn't be a problem with a raptor.

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[Forgiven]

Official 2017 Raptor tows less than 9,000lbs

https://mobile.twitter.com/mrlevine/status/753576003591663617

Perfect for me, your thoughts?

 

[mmp]

7k to 9k as per the twitter msgs is a big range. Current truck can do 8k, so 2017 model should go higher than 8k by at least 500 pounds given weight savings.

 

[ovrlnd]

No surprise there. Raptor's towing is limited by its suspension, and they aren't going to screw with that just to bump up the towing capacity. Maybe some fine tuning will add a bit, but they aren't going to stiffen up the rear.

My guess is that towing will increase some just because of the lighter weight, but not the full 500lbs.

I think if you're going to do much towing, you'll still want to check out aftermarket rear springs and/or air bags. In my book, 8000lbs max capacity means the comfort level is around 5500-6000lbs. You don't want to tow much at the max nor much over the weight of the truck.