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Yea the housing thing- It will either drop back or be a long time before they go forward again. 15 year cycles usually.

Well actually they already have.. They are losing 60K per Mac-E And they will do the same with trucks over time if they must.

Soon you'll have a dead battery!

Are you kidding? https://www.23ford.com/all-inventory/index.htm?compositeType=new&year=2023&model=F-150

I doubt this will come to USA - will defeat the reason for the Ford Maverick....

Finally! But they actually need to put 25K discounts on to bring the value into line. They ( the industry got so far ahead of people's ability to pay). If that means selling stripped down models in the 60K range then so be it but not many can afford 100K for an F150

But they have tons of 23's in stock

My thoughts are very different. I believe the delayed launch is related to the current sales environment. High interest rates, and need to sell F150s as a priority. There are are to many in stock. But keep this in perspective. Quality is important and is part of the story too. I know of a...

Hey where's my 24 Nissan Pro4x at 9.4 inches of clearance!!!

I went through this with me Maverick in '21 -- it took for ever ages... and it was getting comical so these posts were good entertainment. And so again today!

Boy Ford is launching into a bad environment - high Interest Rates, Low demand for buyers, The only good thing - no dealer mark ups on standard ranger ( I don't think ) if there are then there are plenty to choose from - GM, Toyota, Nissan, Rivian, Tesla ... I hope the best for a good Ford...

The dealerships can't yet order stock trucks - they will have none to sell - unless you mean retail orders purchased by you and me

Repair holes drilled into the fuel tank when it was at the bed liner company?

Not OKTB yet!

I wanted to get a rise out of the crowd...lol

Yikes 52K... Plus TAX $$$$ Title, Deliver, Window Etching and Floor Mats - looking at 60K!!!! Yikes!

Well we didn't need to stand by them - there are other auto companies - like Toyota and Nissan (Notice I didn't mention any other American brand that just went on strike to rightfully fight for a living wage )

It doesn't just happen. You should be refusing it based on market environment.

Except in rare cases and in high performance sports cars, price of the vehicle never goes up driving it off the lot.

In this environment where Ford and other manufacturers can't sell trucks / people canceling their order - I would never pay 5K over MSRP ( unless you are wealthy and money is not an issue) So it depends on your situation - but right now I would not pay 5K over MSRP - for me that may mean...