TW: 2020 FORD RAPTOR SUPERCREW $75815 MSRP

[N2fire]

Arizona and Nevada are two on this planet

 

[N2fire]

To avoid any confusion when I say this planet I mean earth.

 

[04Ram2500Hemi]

And on what planet is that possible?

There’s no sales tax in Montana, which means I don’t pay sales tax if I buy a vehicle out of state.

 

[TopElement]

$72k for a used stock Raptor seems like a real tough sell. I paid $60k for my 2020 with 16 miles on the dealer lot.

 

[mtunender]

Heard from a service manager last week that at a dealership in Las Vegas had one of the $75K MSRP trucks get let go for $65K as well within the last couple weeks. Not beating you up, just trying to give you some reference. Either way, good luck!

What dealership was this at?

 

[911 Crazy]

There’s no sales tax in Montana, which means I don’t pay sales tax if I buy a vehicle out of state.

I for some reason thought he meant in CA.

 

[911 Crazy]

Arizona and Nevada are two on this planet

I thought he meant in CA.

 

[ArcticRaptor]

What dealership was this at?

Couldn't have been Friendly. I offered to buy a 2020 at $3100 off MSRP and he said they couldn't do it.

 

[NickyF25]

@911 Crazy is right on the money. I have been researching for months and everywhere else besides cali and your truck goes for 65k -67k with under 100mi on it.

What dealership was this at?

$65k for a $75k MSRP. My guess it was a 19 or a specific dealer or two because from what I have seen it sure doesn’t seem like that pricing is being advertised “everywhere else” on 20’s.

 

[mtunender]

$65k for a $75k MSRP. My guess it was a 19.

That is still much better than what is available in the Los Angeles/OC area. Im fine with a 2019.