Is this a good deal on a SCREW?
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Is this a good deal on a SCREW?
Lariat 4WD SCREW with
Moonroof
Leather Captains Chairs
Tow Pkg
3.73 ltd slip
All terrain tires
Power slide rear window
6 cd in dash
skid plates
$33082 after rebate
Still needs tax, tags and fees.
What do you think?
Moonroof
Leather Captains Chairs
Tow Pkg
3.73 ltd slip
All terrain tires
Power slide rear window
6 cd in dash
skid plates
$33082 after rebate
Still needs tax, tags and fees.
What do you think?
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Q
might wanna check out www.edmunds.com
it will give you a invoice, dealership and a True market value pricing of your truck with some of those features available.
compare it and see what you can find out....
you can also check with carmax, http://www.car.com or http://www.autoweb.com are just a few of the sites...
~Q
example:
for a F150 STX 2004 4x2 styleside
Invoice Target MSRP
Base $19,383 $19,583 $22,015
Destination $795 $795 $795
Average Sales Tax Fees $1,198 $1,198 $1,198
Dealer Advertising Fee $200 $200 $200
Total $21,576 $21,776 $24,208
Monthly Payment $371 $374 $416
with just the basic options, now since i got it used (5400 miles on it) it already came with the following mods, running board black, tounau cover (tounauMasters rolling leather cover), stampede bug defelector, front fog lights, towing package (tested for 11k, hidden hitch style), and vent deflectors.
so, in all i end up paying 25k after 72months payments with a 4.15% APR....so 350ish a month...with the actual car being sold at the 22k.
even thou it was used, its still a relavtively new truck. with added features that were given to compromise for the being "used" factor.
it will give you a invoice, dealership and a True market value pricing of your truck with some of those features available.
compare it and see what you can find out....
you can also check with carmax, http://www.car.com or http://www.autoweb.com are just a few of the sites...
~Q
example:
for a F150 STX 2004 4x2 styleside
Invoice Target MSRP
Base $19,383 $19,583 $22,015
Destination $795 $795 $795
Average Sales Tax Fees $1,198 $1,198 $1,198
Dealer Advertising Fee $200 $200 $200
Total $21,576 $21,776 $24,208
Monthly Payment $371 $374 $416
with just the basic options, now since i got it used (5400 miles on it) it already came with the following mods, running board black, tounau cover (tounauMasters rolling leather cover), stampede bug defelector, front fog lights, towing package (tested for 11k, hidden hitch style), and vent deflectors.
so, in all i end up paying 25k after 72months payments with a 4.15% APR....so 350ish a month...with the actual car being sold at the 22k.
even thou it was used, its still a relavtively new truck. with added features that were given to compromise for the being "used" factor.
Last edited by Qiterplop; May 15, 2004 at 09:25 AM.
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92TripleBlack,
I've heard of deals locally at $1500 UNDER invoice BEFORE any rebates are applied. The 2004's must be moved to make way for the 05's. You may be able to do quite a bit better.
I've heard of deals locally at $1500 UNDER invoice BEFORE any rebates are applied. The 2004's must be moved to make way for the 05's. You may be able to do quite a bit better.
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Target Price:$34,724
MSRP Price:$40,050
Invoice Price:$35,224
From Carsdirect.com.
So yes, its a good price
I just bought an 03, and I am going to wait for late 05 F150 maybe even the "new" 05 F250 good luck on whatever you decide
MSRP Price:$40,050
Invoice Price:$35,224
From Carsdirect.com.
So yes, its a good price
I just bought an 03, and I am going to wait for late 05 F150 maybe even the "new" 05 F250 good luck on whatever you decide
Last edited by Blues001; May 16, 2004 at 04:58 PM.
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Good deal. Thanks guys. I've had a Grand Cherokee in the past and Jeep has a few dealers that will sell below invoice that most real Jeep guys will quote. Sounds like Ford doesn't have the equivalent so I'll stick with this. Now to convince the wife we want a truck instead of a house.
