Im looking at buying a 2014 ecoboost screw, xlt, 2wd, it has 37k miles and the dealer is asking $22k. Is this a good deal or should i try to haggle more? Cargurus says its a great deal. Also what about the reliability of the 3.5 eb? Thanks .

 

That is a little high for a 2wd. I'd walk them down to under $20.

 

MadePlayer - I have a 2014 EB SCrew 4x4 with 37K on it now. I bought it used in 2015 when it had 17K. It's been used mostly for towing my trailer on camping trips.

I had to put new tires on it when I bought it and since then, it's only needed oil and filter changes. It's been a joy to drive and I love the EB engine.

- Jack

 

ok...just had a different offer from another dealer for a '13 FX4 screw with 5.0 engine. It has 88k miles for $22k...now im torn lol

 

A year older and over twice the miles for the same price?

 

yes, but its an FX4 with a 5.0. The other is 2WD and a 3.5 EB

 

Personally, I think the 2014 EB is the better choice. If you NEED 4WD like I do because of winter snows and my love of driving on very poor Forest Service roads, then maybe you should try to get the 2013's price down.

- Jack

 

i hear ya...here where i live, it seldom rains, hardly ever shows. Im just wondering if $22k is too much to pay for it