Sounds like a negotiation point to use if trying to get out of a doc fee…
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Sounds like a negotiation point to use if trying to get out of a doc fee…
Getting an oil change at my local Ford dealer. They have hundreds of F150s on their lot. Dozens of Raptors, Lightning’s, Broncos and Rangers. Haven’t seen this many vehicles in years.
What dealership
Akins Ford
They had 2 Bronco Raptors with 60k+ in accessories. 1 was sold, the other is still on the lot. Absolutely insane prices.
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Local RAM dealer down to less than 10 new trucks on lot. Mazda, Subaru and Volkswagen lots filled with new. Pretty crazy inventory swings.
Stellantis announced it has stopped allocations of models with internal combustion engines and no electric support to dealerships unless there are specific customer orders. On the other hand, dealers in non-CARB states are no longer able to receive deliveries of plug-in hybrid models without customer orders.
The states that follow emissions guidelines set by the California Air Resources Board are Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington.
Minnesota does follow CARB on some aspects so ????????? RAM is screwed in MN if they are trying to compete with Ford and GM with that policy.
Stellantis announced it has stopped allocations of models with internal combustion engines and no electric support to dealerships unless there are specific customer orders. On the other hand, dealers in non-CARB states are no longer able to receive deliveries of plug-in hybrid models without customer orders.
The states that follow emissions guidelines set by the California Air Resources Board are Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington.
Minnesota does follow CARB on some aspects so ????????? RAM is screwed in MN if they are trying to compete with Ford and GM with that policy.
Local RAM dealer down to 4 new trucks on the lot. Pretty crazy.
Good for Stellantis, force the issue.
Hilarious
Warning of things to come?
Not in my opinion. It's a case of let's raise the msrp and then offer a "discount" to make people feel like they're not getting screwed.
Really gonna depend on manufacturer, inventory by make is crazy different around here. As an example, the RAM and Honda dealers are as low as during worst of covid chip shortage versus the Subaru and Chevy dealer who have inventory stacked on overflow lots.
Clown World
83k lol wtf
Holy crap they are changing almost 70k for wheels and lights.
I'm not sure why Chevy still has the 5.3L.
Outdated numbers on the HP/Torque wars between the big 3. Mileage is slightly better than the 6.2L.
Shitty AFM kills any short/long term reliability with no real fix other than deleting the system.
I know they upped the power numbers on the 2.7L 4 banger but no one wanted that one either based off their promotions on it. Not to mention the 2.7L is paired to their shitty 8 speed junk.
Local Ford dealer sold the Bronco Raptor with 12k over MSRP. Originally had it ~32k over.
Outdated numbers on the HP/Torque wars between the big 3. Mileage is slightly better than the 6.2L.
Shitty AFM kills any short/long term reliability with no real fix other than deleting the system.
I know they upped the power numbers on the 2.7L 4 banger but no one wanted that one either based off their promotions on it. Not to mention the 2.7L is paired to their shitty 8 speed junk.
Local Ford dealer sold the Bronco Raptor with 12k over MSRP. Originally had it ~32k over.
Finally got my Expedition after a 15 month wait after ordering it. Platinum $87k. At first I was hesitant about the giant screen in it but that thing is badass.
Some deals out there on hybrid F-150
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