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Anyone know what the pricing will look like or how much of a percentage increase we will see from the 2022 prices currently on the Ford website?
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Nobody knows but the thought is that it will be nothing or a small change because Ford recently increased the prices by $1000 and wants to be able to say they didn’t have a huge price increase for MY23. Reality though is that nobody knows outside of Ford Corporate.
have to wait until order guides come out and build & price website updates.
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My magic 8 Ball says 9.8% increases on average, less on the XL, more on the Lariat.
Ford can't build enough cars, so they don't care about market share. Ford has been watching dealers add additional mark up to the Maverick and they want a cut.
The July 2022 Producer Price Index for finished goods increased 15.3% year over year.
Ford can't build enough cars, so they don't care about market share. Ford has been watching dealers add additional mark up to the Maverick and they want a cut.
The July 2022 Producer Price Index for finished goods increased 15.3% year over year.
The Maverick isn't built with the quality that it would need to be built with to support a 10% increase across the board, in my opinion.
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The XL is supposed to stay the same, The XLT up $80 bucks and the Lariat $1000 bucks! Of course your mileage may very. And the packages are all supposed to have increased as well
All sorts of wrong in your take
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While I don't necessarily disagree with you, the reality is, build quality has very little to do with current (near-future) market price adjustments.
Ford knows they have a very exclusive value model here, and even including the well known "issues" associated (recalls, order delays, dealer price gouging, etc..), they have determined there is more margin to take, without slowing the train. Wouldn't surprise me to see another bump mid-year '23 as well.
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