On the lot or on order?
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On the lot or on order?
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How much? Hard to believe people buy many as toy haulers, then again, those triple axle towable RV's look heavy.
How much? Hard to believe people buy many as toy haulers, then again, those triple axle towable RV's look heavy.
they are notorious for not wheeling and dealing, kept a 2016 black sheep tech pack gt350 at a 5-10k ADM for 3-4 years.
i was told i could get the braptor at MSRP...yeah i bet i could
Many 2024 F150s on lots yet?
exactly, they’re dropped under MSRP everywhere but this dealer. I’m guessing this is why their lot is this full
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My parents rented a couple of vans from a local Ford dealer to use on vacation. Is it normal for the dealers to rent cars out like that? I'd never heard of it.
They told my step-dad that they had a bunch of them rented out.
My parents rented a couple of vans from a local Ford dealer to use on vacation. Is it normal for the dealers to rent cars out like that? I'd never heard of it.
They told my step-dad that they had a bunch of them rented out.
I've heard of dealerships loaning them out to customers getting vehicle service, but not renting them out for vacation purposes. If it's a new vehicle, especially. Vehicles that already have some mileage (classifying them as "used"), I guess I could see that.
My local Hyundai and Chevy dealerships have tons of vehicles on their lots, even parking them on the grass adjacent to the road. Seems more packed than I remember as normal. I went to a Ford dealership late last week and there was a good amount of stock outside on their parking lot, but I was the only person in the showroom for the 30-45 minutes that I was there. My wife and I sold her Acura TLX back to the dealership on Friday, and it was crickets there, too.
My local Hyundai and Chevy dealerships have tons of vehicles on their lots, even parking them on the grass adjacent to the road. Seems more packed than I remember as normal. I went to a Ford dealership late last week and there was a good amount of stock outside on their parking lot, but I was the only person in the showroom for the 30-45 minutes that I was there. My wife and I sold her Acura TLX back to the dealership on Friday, and it was crickets there, too.
Local VW, Subaru and Mazda dealers using overflow lots, they are packed. The local Ford lot may not have F-150, but they have SUV's for days.
These vans have less than 50 miles on them. I figured that they must be able to keep them rented to make up for having to sell them as used.
Are Ranger Raptors on lots yet?
Mercedes lot busting at the seams with inventory. These G wagons have crashed in value. MSRP is $160k but people where paying over $60k in ADM during the shortage.
This isn’t the case for the one everyone wants which is the G63. This squared has a msrp of 350k and a ADM of 150k and I believe it sold just days after me taking this pic
I am still looking for a new 2024/2025 Mustang performance car.
The Dark Horse seems like the Slow Horse to me.
I hope the Performance Team at Ford will build a good Mustang before they are transferred to the Ford EV unit production facility (watch out for EV fires).
The Dark Horse seems like the Slow Horse to me.
I hope the Performance Team at Ford will build a good Mustang before they are transferred to the Ford EV unit production facility (watch out for EV fires).
One of the local dealers here has an Enterprise rental built into the dealership. I can't remember why my car was at the dealer, but we needed a replacement and it was an aftermarket warranty. So they paid for a rental which I was able to get at the dealer. Made it easy when the time came to return it and pick up my car.
Ford just released the Ford Performance (Whipple) blower for the 2024 Mustang/Dark Horse.
I have a black Dark Horse on my showroom that I'll throw the kit on, out the door price will be $76,829.51. It's rated for 810hp and 615ft/lbs of torque.
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Saw a transporter full of F-150 yesterday.
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