Switching from a 22 to a 23. Offered an avalanche grey or azure grey even trade.

[HighwaySentinel]

This makes zero sense. Dealers do not make money doing things like this. Buy a car and few months later 'trade' you a year newer vehicle with no money exchanges. Smells funny to me as there is not a dealer in the US that would do this...they could sell the 23 for $5-$10K over. Then they have to sell your used one now and doubt they will sell for more than the 'even trade' number. Dealers like 10% on backside.

Then again you said your dealer is giving you an R allocation at MSRP as I recall...and I don't believe that either. Lol.

Shhh. We were all thinking it, but no one was supposed to say anything.

 

[RPG9]

This makes zero sense. Dealers do not make money doing things like this. Buy a car and few months later 'trade' you a year newer vehicle with no money exchanges. Smells funny to me as there is not a dealer in the US that would do this...they could sell the 23 for $5-$10K over. Then they have to sell your used one now and doubt they will sell for more than the 'even trade' number. Dealers like 10% on backside.

Then again you said your dealer is giving you an R allocation at MSRP as I recall...and I don't believe that either. Lol.

He also just mentioned that he did PPF and Cermaic… more money that you’re not recouping.

 

[Viewsflores]

This makes zero sense. Dealers do not make money doing things like this. Buy a car and few months later 'trade' you a year newer vehicle with no money exchanges. Smells funny to me as there is not a dealer in the US that would do this...they could sell the 23 for $5-$10K over. Then they have to sell your used one now and doubt they will sell for more than the 'even trade' number. Dealers like 10% on backside.

Then again you said your dealer is giving you an R allocation at MSRP as I recall...and I don't believe that either. Lol.

I didn’t make the trade. And I never said I was offered an R for sticker. I don’t even want one.

 

[dsiggi]

The best option is always stay with the existing truck, do to it what you like, run it for 10 years to amortize all the $$ put into the vehicle to make it the way you want it. Unless your running a business off of it, this is the only way that makes any type of financial sense.

 

[Littlefx4]

Anti matter is a rad color, and I’m not even a huge blue fan.

Couldn’t agree more…

 

[BryBurger]

I would loose heated steering wheel, and the technology pkg.

Why? Allot of ‘22 options are standard in the ‘23. Heated steering wheel and seats are added by default. Is this deletion confirmed or is Ford‘s configurator incorrect?

 

[enjoitheride]

Why? Allot of ‘22 options are standard in the ‘23. Heated steering wheel and seats are added by default. Is this deletion confirmed or is Ford‘s configurator incorrect?

Ford removed heated steering wheel for 23 EB and R models.

 

[xlover]

Ford removed heated steering wheel for 23 EB and R models.

*** ALL F150s!

 

[BryBurger]

Ford removed heated steering wheel for 23 EB and R models.

Wow, looks like the auto start/stop button is gone too, as well as the temperature reading on the control buttons. Perhaps this will make Pre ‘23s more desirable.

 

[enjoitheride]

Wow, looks like the auto start/stop button is gone too, as well as the temperature reading on the control buttons. Perhaps this will make Pre ‘23s more desirable.

Auto Start-Stop has always been an option. It was a forced removal for ‘23. I couldn’t care less if it’s gone. It’s a pain in the ass, and I always turned it off on my ‘20. Digital readout and illuminated cup holders were removed for ‘22 Raptors. ‘23 saw the removal of the heated wheel. Currently, all Gen3 Raptors are desirable, as getting one is an act of Congress.