Wags
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only if it ever ships Have you heard any updates on it yet?Sadly true. But won't be me. I'm paying under msrp at my dealer.
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only if it ever ships Have you heard any updates on it yet?Sadly true. But won't be me. I'm paying under msrp at my dealer.
The reality is people will happily pay it to get what they want. Once Ford gets these shipping in volume I imagine the markups will mostly go away.It’s ridiculous to even put a dealer mark up Out there right now. I can’t imagine paying $10-$20k over.
I am hoping this fall things will settle down and the mark-ups will go away.
Austin, San Antonio, Houston, DFW, Amarillo, etc. Those city areas all suck balls on prices. Went thru this ADM BS when ordering my 22 GT500. Found a dealer 4 hours away for MSRP. Search small dealerships in east and west TX.Way to go Ford....I'd buy two Toyotas before I ever paid this.
https://www.maxwellford.com/inventory/new-2024-ford-ranger-raptor-4wd-supercrew-5-box-4x4-supercrew®-1fter4lr4rle02421/
You mean F/U stealership, but yes Ford could do something about it if they wanted to.Way to go Ford....I'd buy two Toyotas before I ever paid this.
https://www.maxwellford.com/inventory/new-2024-ford-ranger-raptor-4wd-supercrew-5-box-4x4-supercrew®-1fter4lr4rle02421/
It sucks now. But there were plenty of lean years that they got to give the cars away while paying 8-12% floorplan interest on all of the cars sitting on their lots and just scratched to get by.Ford stock has been flat for 20 years, yet these dealerships are making BANK selling new vehicles way over MSRP. It makes zero sense for this insanity to continue even one more day.
Bingo!At the end of the day if you owned a season ticket for football stadium that had $150 face value, and you wanted to sell your ticket, you would sell it to the person offering you $300 before the person offering $150. Cant really blame Ford or the dealer, supply and demand,
When you purposely control supply, they can get away with this. The pandemic is over.At the end of the day if you owned a season ticket for football stadium that had $150 face value, and you wanted to sell your ticket, you would sell it to the person offering you $300 before the person offering $150. Cant really blame Ford or the dealer, supply and demand,
Why? Because you want a thing and you want it now and you don't care what it costs. Been that way since the dawn of time.When you purposely control supply, they can get away with this. The pandemic is over.
Unfortubnuately, it will take unemployment rising to make any real impact. Right now, ppl have jobs, unless you work in tech. Once this changes, and it will, then things get back to reality. In the meantime, they can keep them.
How Ford can charge the same price for a RR as an F-150 Ratpor is interesting. I'll watch all the fools throw away their money so they can be first in line. I've worked to hard to just to walk in with a bag of money and hand it over - why again?
They aren't. Ford is charging 57k to 59k for a ranger raptor, a f150 raptor is 15k to 20k more and a raptor r is 100k.When you purposely control supply, they can get away with this. The pandemic is over.
Unfortubnuately, it will take unemployment rising to make any real impact. Right now, ppl have jobs, unless you work in tech. Once this changes, and it will, then things get back to reality. In the meantime, they can keep them.
How Ford can charge the same price for a RR as an F-150 Ratpor is interesting. I'll watch all the fools throw away their money so they can be first in line. I've worked to hard to just to walk in with a bag of money and hand it over - why again?
You know what I mean. Farely is on record talking about stealers as well. If Ford makes a vehicle for 57K, but the dealer tries to sell it for 20K more and the consumer buys a different brand, that's a lost sale to Ford and the stealer. See how that works. You need to start looking at them together. I know your position.They aren't. Ford is charging 57k to 59k for a ranger raptor, a f150 raptor is 15k to 20k more and a raptor r is 100k.
They can do little on this yes they can do something but it is minimum they can do without breaking the law which gives dealers more free rain with doing businessI agree with you, but Ford needs to stop this insanity. Again, I'll easily go to a different brand if i can't get the price I want. It's just a matter of principle.
So market pricing is ok when it works in the consumers favor but not the dealer? You should have been paying Msrp for all of your cars even before covid then. Its a limited availability car, that’s the way the world works, high end brands been doing this for a long time. Something is worth what someone is willing to pay, you don’t have to buy a raptor, you are choosing to buy one and when you do that you are subject to the market on the car. There is always a premium attached to exclusivity.You know what I mean. Farely is on record talking about stealers as well. If Ford makes a vehicle for 57K, but the dealer tries to sell it for 20K more and the consumer buys a different brand, that's a lost sale to Ford and the stealer. See how that works. You need to start looking at them together. I know your position.
Oh stop it already with your typical cars sales rhetoric. I have NEVER paid ADM for the record and never will if helps you understand that not everyone is so impatient they'll pay whatever. Geez. Just stop it already. You so-called logic has zero merit. It's more than just Ratpors that have markups. It'll all started in the pandemic and dealers are trying to carry it on as long as possible. The good news is most are so pissed about it they are going long and far to avoid it.So market pricing is ok when it works in the consumers favor but not the dealer? You should have been paying Msrp for all of your cars even before covid then. Its a limited availability car, that’s the way the world works, high end brands been doing this for a long time. Something is worth what someone is willing to pay, you don’t have to buy a raptor, you are choosing to buy one and when you do that you are subject to the market on the car. There is always a premium attached to exclusivity.