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Ford doesn't pay much attention to dealer stock units.insanity right? Ill be interested see if ford actually ever does something about this...
oh ok good pointFord doesn't pay much attention to dealer stock units.
Where they (Ford Corp) really need to crack down is on dealers who jack with customer orders. THAT is a big time no-no, and they need to step up their efforts to monitor & respond.
a lot of other dealerships are marking them up as well.Ford dealerships
yea true people are willing pay them.... Still don't like the business practice of it though.While it is very easy to jawbone about the dealerships being the villain for charging over sticker for these vehicles, it's a tango. It takes two to dance. The people that are willing and continue to pay over sticker are also 50% to blame for the game.
ADVANTAGE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE MARKET... Note its non ford dealer as wellUsed with over 700 miles…
terrible imo.. Im very lucky with my dealership i went withWhats almost worse are the sneaky dealerships. They say they sell for MSRP, but then you ask for out the door price, and either they stop responding and just tell you to come in (bait and switch tactic) or give you a number that doesn't add up and you see they added crap at inflated prices to the vehicle.
I decided to run that VIN number through Carvana and with 3,000 miles was offered $31,200. Carmax wouldn't give me an offer. I'm going to assume Carvana and Carmax aren't that far apart so the original owner of that car almost certainly sold it to Carmax for more than MSRP. I'm guessing there's no handwringing for consumers selling cars to dealers over MSRP.
Mavericks on average are NOT being sold at nearly double MSRP.Can we talk about how Maverick is being sold at nearly double its MSRP?
New cars priced the highest over MSRP | |||
Rank | Vehicle | % Above MSRP | $ Above MSRP |
1 | Jeep Wrangler | 26.7% | $8,925 |
2 | Ford Maverick (Hybrid) | 25.0% | $5,601 |
3 | Porsche Macan | 23.3% | $13,254 |
4 | Jeep Wrangler Unlimited | 22.9% | $9,534 |
5 | Jeep Gladiator | 22.5% | $9,824 |
6 | Ford Maverick | 22.2% | $5,368 |
7 | Lexus RX 450h | 21.0% | $10,365 |
8 | Ford Bronco | 20.6% | $7,783 |
9 | Genesis GV70 | 20.0% | $8,611 |
10 | Mercedes-Benz GLB | 19.8% | $7,992 |
11 | Chevrolet Corvette | 19.3% | $15,218 |
12 | Ford Mustang | 19.1% | $6,941 |
13 | MINI Countryman | 18.9% | $6,325 |
14 | Lexus RX 350L | 18.6% | $9,242 |
15 | Mercedes-Benz GLA | 18.6% | $7,142 |
Overall Average | 9.9% | $3,753 |
Not quite true. 40,695 sticker price. I didn't even get the bed extender, mud flaps or the fold out tool boxesYou can not configure a MAV for $40+K
An XL for $46,500. ?????????????https://www.cars.com/shopping/resul...ick-xlt&year_max=2022&year_min=2022&zip=93309
I know the maverick is hot item but does anyone else find these market adjustments to be insane? I cant remember a vehicle being sold 2x the MSRP. Its just not ford dealers its every dealer that can get their hands on it
Is the lack of supply really pushing this ? Or is part of the small truck revolution?