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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CKRaptor7" data-source="post: 2071689" data-attributes="member: 74847">Agreed, it’s tough. Some of the nonsense you have to deal with and the ADM prices thrown at you, as if you should be lucky, is good for a laugh.I spent about a month searching and calling.  Finally a deal materialized which was best I could find on a new R price, and best on trade in values.I didn’t get the best, or the worst deal, among some of the stories posted here and and YouTube, but I’ve seen used 23 and 24 models with asking prices higher than mine was new. (Also laughable)I purchased through a dealer in Tennessee, and got lucky on the salesman. Nice guy, communicated well, did all things I asked for care of the truck once it arrived. IF I buy another R in the future, I’ll try working with him again. I can share the contact info if you’re interested.Alternatively, my local ford dealer told me best thing to do (since they had no R allocations) was to search around to small town dealers who happened to get an R, don’t have a client base for it, and just need to move it off the lot. This could be another way to find the best deal out there.Good luck!</blockquote>