Used 2017 with 300 miles

[adeerchaser]

He probably did not realize it was not a V8? Kidding don't hate me.

Or when he got home, the family rolled the windows down and heard the REAL sound! The 8 year old daughter said she would not ride in it.

 

[JK2Raptor]

I got my 2018 locally at msrp, no way I’d pay more than that. All the other local dealers wanted $10k over. Like others said, keep looking and buy out of state if you have to.


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[HotLap]

Sort of strange for sure but you never know. See if you can get a Ford dealer to run an OASIS report on the VIN and see what the service was all about... Seems like someone bought into the "image" and then it didn't really fit their needs/lifestyle? If it's not major service and you can get it discounted to low $60K's it wouldn't be a bad buy...just my .02. Good luck

I did get mine at $1K under MSRP ($69,170) by going out of state, but get on it as my dealer is out of 2018 allocations and only has two left in stock. Shame dealers have to be so greedy as it does look like a new truck (assuming nothing major on the service)...

 

[saym14]

maybe there was some issue with the car? i don't see why you would buy a brand new truck and service it at 58 miles, then only drive it 250 miles for the next 5 months. it seems like there's also about $1-2k worth of aftermarket lights on the truck already.

you can get the truck brand new for $69-$70k, unless they drop the price about $8-10k I wouldn't see it as a good deal. they probably way overpaid on the trade so I doubt they would negotiate that much on the truck. you can find msrp deals in las vegas and arizona.

That's my concern is there was some oil leak or problem. Otherwise I would makevavlow ball offer on it. No way I'll pay over msrp the clock us already started on the warranty

 

[joegie]

That's my concern is there was some oil leak or problem. Otherwise I would makevavlow ball offer on it. No way I'll pay over msrp the clock us already started on the warranty

you can try, the ca market is screwed, chances are they probably way overpaid on a trade in and someone will probably buy it at that price lol.

 

[Umlify]

I actually went through this exact issue with an F250. Bought it brand new, drove it 200 miles and on the first rainstorm it was leaking all under the dash and floor. Dealer could never find where it was coming from.
Luckily the owner cut me a deal, apologized, and bought it back from me at the price I paid.
I owned the truck for 4 months but only drove it 200 miles.
I bet this is a similar reason....

 

[saym14]

you can try, the ca market is screwed, chances are they probably way overpaid on a trade in and someone will probably buy it at that price lol.

That's probably true it's in orange county a lot of people there have more money than sense

 

[joegie]

That's probably true it's in orange county a lot of people there have more money than sense

san diego isn't very different, there are dealers still marking up $20k, the closest dealer to me said they 'only' do $5k lol

 

[saym14]

san diego isn't very different, there are dealers still marking up $20k, the closest dealer to me said they 'only' do $5k lol

one dealer near LA had a $30,000 mark up. but he hinted I could get it for close to only 10 ? I left laughing

 

[joegie]

one dealer near LA had a $30,000 mark up. but he hinted I could get it for close to only 10 ? I left laughing

yeah, I had a dealer tell me it was too much hassle to pick up the $4k off msrp deal and that their $5k adm would essentially be the same deal in the end