What did ya pay…..MSRP, ADM Poll

[rbraptor]

I don’t need to contact that dealer as I already have one. This forum is a great place for information, but why are you so interested in seeing contracts. Ask for their dealer information and call them yourself to find out what deal you can get.

That’s the thing - it’s likely that someone who’s so whiny on a (mostly) friendly Internet forum can’t get MSRP or below on their own because the salesperson probably thinks their a pr*ck and says ADM is the lowest they’ll go.

I’m glad people got MSRP, hopefully it keeps happening. The ADM is a joke. I got my fully loaded 2020 in July 2020 and paid $9,000 under MSRP. I had to travel but what a fun road trip home.

 

[Floyd554]

Yep….when Covid first broke out there where great deals to be had.

 

[EMY92]

It's going to be much tougher to find MSRP if you're in the market for a 2022 now. Sure, there are some dealers that refuse to charge ADM, but it will be a challenge getting one of those allocations.

I think many of us that got MSRP deals last June wouldn't get the same today. I think most of the dealers were thinking that the supply chain issues would be improving before the end of 2021, now late 2023 might be when that happens. I know that I couldn't get MSRP from the dealer I ordered from if I tried now.

 

[drnimrod]

FWIW, I ended up purchasing a dealer ordered Raptor on 1/1 (got tired of waiting on my order). While at the dealership, I was talking to this other customer waiting to see if he could get a Raptor (unlucky him mine was the last one sold). He said he had just come from another dealer in the Houston area that was asking for (and getting apparently) $20k ADM. My dealer was doing $5k, which is what I paid.

Turns out as I was signing all the paperwork, this guy walks up to the sales manager and offers $10k over what I paid. Of course he was told no, but this shows the absolute willingness of people to pay well over MSRP and then some.

 

[K9 EXPERT]

That’s the thing - it’s likely that someone who’s so whiny on a (mostly) friendly Internet forum can’t get MSRP or below on their own because the salesperson probably thinks their a pr*ck and says ADM is the lowest they’ll go.

I’m glad people got MSRP, hopefully it keeps happening. The ADM is a joke. I got my fully loaded 2020 in July 2020 and paid $9,000 under MSRP. I had to travel but what a fun road trip home.

I am so glad you slapped some sense into me. I showed your post to the dealership that I previously agreed to pay 5k ADM and the sales manager told me I can have the truck for 15k under invoice. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Now I can feed my 12 children….again thank you!

 

[CINISI]

I am so glad you slapped some sense into me. I showed your post to the dealership that I previously agreed to pay 5k ADM and the sales manager told me I can have the truck for 15k under invoice. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Now I can feed my 12 children….again thank you!

You’d have to have sex with a woman for that to happen.

 

[K9 EXPERT]

You’d have to have sex with a woman for that to happen.

Your mother didn’t teach you manners…..son!

 

[KevoUsmc]

FWIW, I ended up purchasing a dealer ordered Raptor on 1/1 (got tired of waiting on my order). While at the dealership, I was talking to this other customer waiting to see if he could get a Raptor (unlucky him mine was the last one sold). He said he had just come from another dealer in the Houston area that was asking for (and getting apparently) $20k ADM. My dealer was doing $5k, which is what I paid.

Turns out as I was signing all the paperwork, this guy walks up to the sales manager and offers $10k over what I paid. Of course he was told no, but this shows the absolute willingness of people to pay well over MSRP and then some.

Wow, screw those A holes.. If i see anyone at my dealership when my truck arrives I'm bringing a giant stick

 

[sajprice86]

I just paid $10k over for a 2022. BUT the dealer gave me $2k over sticker for my 19 with 41k miles.

 

[Floyd554]

Almost 200 responses. Wonder how many 2021 Gen3s were actually produced?