Took me 30 seconds. You owe me $1k finders fee.
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lol your posts are so awesome!
If it's real, I'll give you 1 like... good deal? I'm trying to talk to them now. That's the kind of help I was looking for!
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I imagine that AutoZone, NAPA, O'Reilly and Advance Auto Parts will buy or lease possibly tens of thousands of Ford Mavericks in the next few years. As far as American made goes, all Crown Vics were built in Canada and Ford sold a zillion of those to government agencies in the US.
Yes, I can see Chevrolet and Ram coming up with very similar versions of the Maverick. That could certainly lessen demand. "Inventory clearance sales" may be seen again.
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So I'm a little confused with this truck, the options are all each individually more expensive then my truck (per window stickers) and the only two options it has that the one I'm getting doesn't has is the first edition and red (which I'm not a huge fan of). In the end both trucks would cost me exactly the same price lol. Am I missing something because that's 20 hours away.
The Vic’s were Union made. Mexico is a different story.
Yeah I’m sure there will be a lot of maverick sold, but not at the explorer level and there is always incentives on those. Every manufacturer with a new vehicle goes through this two Year anomaly.
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As others suggested, get a quote from CarMax, Carvana, Vroom, etc and compare their offers to this dealership’s plus your tax savings.
In this instance I think the trade value is so heavily slanted beyond current market valuation that net ADM will actually be minimal.
If the numbers work for you I wouldn’t hesitate.
In this instance I think the trade value is so heavily slanted beyond current market valuation that net ADM will actually be minimal.
If the numbers work for you I wouldn’t hesitate.
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Correct but not at the pay/benefits level of caw and uaw workers. Last I saw it was about 10 dollars compared to 100 per hour for their packages. More a token than anything imo.
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They might be offering incentives in a few years, but I really doubt it. What the fed has done to our economy over the last two years is going to have ripple effects for the next couple decade at least. Prices of everything are going up (including vehicles) and will stay up for a long time. I hope I am wrong, but I would not bet on it.
I just went food shopping with my wife last weekend, butter/milk/eggs/meat all up over 30%-40% vs what we paid two years ago (Yes I'm weird, I keep digital copies of grocery receipts). Property values are going through the roof, which means property taxes are going to follow suit. Inflation is not 7% like everyone keeps saying, its way higher.
So is paying $6k ADM a good thing? Not really, when you could place an order in 4-5 months and order it at MSRP. Its likely high volume dealers will have the $3k/4% under invoice deals going when order banks open up. Horsham/chapman are a couple hour train ride for you, if you are in the DMV and they had the 4% under invoice going. Obviously its different if you need a vehicle right away, because your old one is failing. But if you are only worried about losing the inflated value of a used vehicle, I wouldn't be. Used car prices are going to stay high, just like MSRP is going to start jumping up fast to keep pace.
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I think you're exactly right, that plus my wife has zero interest in driving to pick up a car while I'm still deployed, which means everything you said plus this truck getting delivered gets it done. I'll just have to show up to shinny new (overpriced) truck!!
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Wish I would've jumped on this band wagon when it was an option. Chapman is only 2.5 hrs north of us.
Time for the true hate, the truck isn't for me, it's for my son who's learning to drive. We bought the Subaru way before it was time for him to learn because our other cars aren't really a good idea for him to learn (one is way too overpowered and the other is way too big), and we got it right as the pandemic started so we got a killer deal when no one was going into dealers plus 0% apr. The Subaru is stick shift and he's not able to use it because my wife isn't able to drive stick and thus isn't able to teach him. I'll be deployed for some time and we need him driving yesterday with my wife working full time and him going to college and running track at odd hours. Thus we kinda need a solution now and this checks alot of boxes. I guess in the end I'm willing to pay the extra for the easy button solution and I'll rue the day I did lmao about until my wife says my son got his license and all is good in the world, then I'll just move on with my life.
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