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Good lord, $22K ADM
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My cousin just found a used XLT for $43k and asked me if he should go look at it. I told him to run.......to his google machine on August 15 and order a 23. I can't believe dealerships think someone with half a brain would pay that, they must be looking for the 1/4 brain people.
If my budget was $35k I wouldn't have even considered a Maverick, but we have posters on this board who have admitted to paying $5k+ ADM.
We have at least one who admitted to paying something like $18,000 over sticker for a used XL without options.
I'm not desperate enough to pay any markup. I'm patient enough to wait.
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VIP? I hate to see what they charge if they think you to be unimportant…
Actually, VIP is VERY IGNORANT PERSON. As long as there are idiots out there that will pay that they’re going to ask it. Who wouldn’t want as much as possible for their new or used car.
what exactly is the Maverick value proposition at that price?
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Couldn't you get a Rivian R1T for that kind of money??
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Another fuel efficient sedan; hyundai ioniq or elantra hybrid, prius, etc. While a pickup does offer some utility for us, it is certainly not a need. In fact, we probably wouldn't have considered a Maverick at $30k.
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