Tried to get a deal on a used 2016
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Tried to get a deal on a used 2016
Found a 2016 F150XLT Scab 5.0 4x4 with less than 5k miles on it at one of the local mega dealers. Thought maybe I could get a deal on it but nope. They are asking $32k for it and won't budge. When new sticker was $44k so I'm not biting on that. Two years old and used and only $12k less than sticker. I don't think so.
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Post a link don’t be greedy with your good find!
Hasn’t even had an oil change yet. Pretty cheap for an XLT crew cab 4x4 5.0.
Maybe the prices are coming down because the 2018 front end refresh... guess I am not driving the newest and greatest on the block anymore!
Maybe the prices are coming down because the 2018 front end refresh... guess I am not driving the newest and greatest on the block anymore!
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Found a 2016 F150XLT Scab 5.0 4x4 with less than 5k miles on it at one of the local mega dealers. Thought maybe I could get a deal on it but nope. They are asking $32k for it and won't budge. When new sticker was $44k so I'm not biting on that. Two years old and used and only $12k less than sticker. I don't think so.
I don't care how many miles are on it, it's a 2 year old used truck and depreciation should net you more of a discount than that.
There's a ****load of 2017's and 2018's on the lots right now and not moving...
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If there is a good thing about doc fees is that it isn't considered part of the sale price that gets taxed by the sales tax.
I did some looking around on the web and it appears that discounts of $10k are available on new 2017s. So, $13k off new sticker on a used 2016 doesn't thrill me that much.
I did some looking around on the web and it appears that discounts of $10k are available on new 2017s. So, $13k off new sticker on a used 2016 doesn't thrill me that much.
Last edited by Roadie; 10-15-2017 at 10:40 AM.
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