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Maverick Price Increased as of 7/1

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20995 for an XL.

Just got a screenshot of my modified xl order.
This is just like the '70s era of inflation, where it was common for automakers to have a June 1 or July 1 price increase, then another for beginning of the following model year, so they could say the price went up by only a relatively small amount. In fact, they just split the new model year increase into two phases, for all practical purposes. Glad I just took delivery of my bare bones XL Hybrid.

Prediction: 2023 XL Hybrid price will go up another $1000 at the start. That would make it an overall 10% increase, which given all the issues for 2022 and current inflation rates, makes sense.
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Not visible yet on the ford.com "Build Your Maverick" page.

It's a pretty dirty move to tell everyone to remove constraints, and then hit them $1k price increase for changing the order.

Ford doing all the people that are revising their orders dirty. 😂
 

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Not visible yet on the ford.com "Build Your Maverick" page.

It's a pretty dirty move to tell everyone to remove constraints, and then hit them $1k price increase for changing the order.
Everyone should be already price protected.
 

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Looks like a price increase is coming in soon then.
Look close no extra charge for the eco boost if that is true the price went down or is that just part of the group 300A.
 

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$1K on a $25K car is 4%. Just think, if the team in charge could make car prices go up like they have driven the price of gasoline, the Mav would be about $50K by now.
 

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Hmmmm they haven't announced that to dealers yet. Usually there are announcements that go out before price levels increase, and the last on we received was for June 1st.

I tired to check myself...but I can't even enter a dummy stock order for a hybrid. Hybrid is completely blocked out.

Maybe the announcement is late?
Yep. Notice how many come up with all these speculations on options, prices, etc, and never show or tell where they got their information from?
 
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Yep. Notice how many come up with all these speculations on options, prices, etc, and never show or tell where they got their information from?
I'm the OP on this thread, and I posted the DORA. So it was very clear where it came from.
 

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Maybe @fordvideoguy can share a breakdown of the increases?
Isn’t this the same story, 27 verse? If you update anything on your order, or not, a current VIN will show the updated pricing model. If you already have a 22 order in, you are price protected, and the new pricing model doesn’t apply 😉
 

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Hmmmm they haven't announced that to dealers yet. Usually there are announcements that go out before price levels increase, and the last on we received was for June 1st.

I tired to check myself...but I can't even enter a dummy stock order for a hybrid. Hybrid is completely blocked out.

Maybe the announcement is late?
Or some programmer accidently made a hot patch early?
 
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Kind of shocking. Ford can’t say “under 20k” anymore. Even though I’ve seen 0 advertisements I guess.
Technically they never really could say that anyway, you couldn't get one for "under 20K"
 

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Look close no extra charge for the eco boost if that is true the price went down or is that just part of the group 300A.
The engine and AWD is added to base price. If you are hybrid there is no add.
 

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During the order modification of one of my 2022 orders, my dealer realized that Ford has increased prices on the Maverick as of today. A base Lariat Hybrid MSRP went up $1,000 from $25,860 to $26,860.
I wonder what the option packs and accessories went up, too.
 

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My understanding is the special offer aka "price protection" is the the difference between the latest 2022 MSRP and the anticipated 2023 MSRP. If you ordered before the mid-year increase in 2022 which most of us did, you will eat that difference. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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