2022 F-150 Price Increases on Orders After 12/26

[mhoffman54]

FYI-
Ford is increasing prices on F-150s starting on Monday, December 27th. If you are thinking about ordering a new truck, do it now to lock in a lower price!

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[jj4567]

FYI-
Ford is increasing prices on F-150s starting on Monday, December 27th. If you are thinking about ordering a new truck, do it now to lock in a lower price!

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Anyone else confirm this? Crap.
Friday/Tomorrow: Christmas Eve - Closed.
Saturday: Christmas Day - Closed.
Sunday: Closed.
Monday: Price increase.

I've got until 7pm tonight to make a decision!

 

[NateV]

Chances are this will most likely be like the max tow increase last year. 1300 to 1900 I think last year. Even if you ordered at the lower price, you paid the higher price when the window sticker was generated months later.

I could be wrong but I’d bet that would be my guess.

 

[DirtFreak]

Chances are this will most likely be like the max tow increase last year. 1300 to 1900 I think last year. Even if you ordered at the lower price, you paid the higher price when the window sticker was generated months later.

I could be wrong but I’d bet that would be my guess.

If that's the case, Than maybe they will finally put the 2022 build & price up for the F 150.

 

[futuretrunks]

Damn glad I got my order locked in.

 

[Pedaldude]

NateV called it in post three:

The price increase is retroactive for all orders, only certain incentives will apply at time of order.

If the truck isn't in your driveway now, you're getting hit by the price increase unless it's only for 2022s and you're still waiting on a '21.

Incredibly cool dealers might eat the cost, even if you're getting other discounts but don't count on it.

Prices for everything have gone up, I was shopping for a steel 18" spare last year and it was just over $100, I waited for it to go on sale and then the price went up to $170, now it's on sale for $137. A set of chrome wire shelves that sold for under $100 last year is well over $200 this year.

The $880 price increase is pretty nominal which just shows how much money they are making on trucks these days.

 

[jj4567]

NateV called it in post three:

The price increase is retroactive for all orders, only certain incentives will apply at time of order.

If the truck isn't in your driveway now, you're getting hit by the price increase unless it's only for 2022s and you're still waiting on a '21.

Incredibly cool dealers might eat the cost, even if you're getting other discounts but don't count on it.

Prices for everything have gone up, I was shopping for a steel 18" spare last year and it was just over $100, I waited for it to go on sale and then the price went up to $170, now it's on sale for $137. A set of chrome wire shelves that sold for under $100 last year is well over $200 this year.

The $880 price increase is pretty nominal which just shows how much money they are making on trucks these days.

NateV called it in post three:

The price increase is retroactive for all orders, only certain incentives will apply at time of order.

If the truck isn't in your driveway now, you're getting hit by the price increase unless it's only for 2022s and you're still waiting on a '21.

Incredibly cool dealers might eat the cost, even if you're getting other discounts but don't count on it.

Prices for everything have gone up, I was shopping for a steel 18" spare last year and it was just over $100, I waited for it to go on sale and then the price went up to $170, now it's on sale for $137. A set of chrome wire shelves that sold for under $100 last year is well over $200 this year.

The $880 price increase is pretty nominal which just shows how much money they are making on trucks these days.

At dealership now. They’re telling me that I’ll be locked into the current MSRP price.

 

[Velkyrion]

NateV called it in post three:

The price increase is retroactive for all orders, only certain incentives will apply at time of order.

If the truck isn't in your driveway now, you're getting hit by the price increase unless it's only for 2022s and you're still waiting on a '21.

Incredibly cool dealers might eat the cost, even if you're getting other discounts but don't count on it.

Prices for everything have gone up, I was shopping for a steel 18" spare last year and it was just over $100, I waited for it to go on sale and then the price went up to $170, now it's on sale for $137. A set of chrome wire shelves that sold for under $100 last year is well over $200 this year.

The $880 price increase is pretty nominal which just shows how much money they are making on trucks these days.

Uhm, yeah no. I have a signed order agreement with my negotiated price for my 22 and it's already built and on its way here. Better not be retroactive.

 

[SCandTC]

NateV called it in post three:

The price increase is retroactive for all orders, only certain incentives will apply at time of order.

If the truck isn't in your driveway now, you're getting hit by the price increase unless it's only for 2022s and you're still waiting on a '21.

Incredibly cool dealers might eat the cost, even if you're getting other discounts but don't count on it.

Prices for everything have gone up, I was shopping for a steel 18" spare last year and it was just over $100, I waited for it to go on sale and then the price went up to $170, now it's on sale for $137. A set of chrome wire shelves that sold for under $100 last year is well over $200 this year.

The $880 price increase is pretty nominal which just shows how much money they are making on trucks these days.

not true, if you order a new Ford you get price and rebate protection. If price level goes from level 220 to 230 and as long as your name matches the name on buyers order then the dealer applies for price protection.
Same goes with rebates. Order truck with a $1,000 rebate and it comes in with $0 you get $1,000. It comes in with $1,500 you get that.
All the people buying off the lot are affected.

 

[Nevadajack]

Dealer told me negotiated price is the deal...regardless of the increase on 12/27. Anybody have trouble stacking the PCO with custom order 1K rebate? Dealer won't give me definitive answer until truck on lot in January...Ordered November 17th.

 

[mhoffman54]

NateV called it in post three:

The price increase is retroactive for all orders, only certain incentives will apply at time of order.

If the truck isn't in your driveway now, you're getting hit by the price increase unless it's only for 2022s and you're still waiting on a '21.

Incredibly cool dealers might eat the cost, even if you're getting other discounts but don't count on it.

Prices for everything have gone up, I was shopping for a steel 18" spare last year and it was just over $100, I waited for it to go on sale and then the price went up to $170, now it's on sale for $137. A set of chrome wire shelves that sold for under $100 last year is well over $200 this year.

The $880 price increase is pretty nominal which just shows how much money they are making on trucks these days.

Not true. If your order form is signed by the 26th and submitted to Ford by the 30th, your price is locked in. They will not change the price on you after you submit it.

 

[mhoffman54]

Dealer told me negotiated price is the deal...regardless of the increase on 12/27. Anybody have trouble stacking the PCO with custom order 1K rebate? Dealer won't give me definitive answer until truck on lot in January...Ordered November 17th.

"Negotiated price" sounds like they're going to mark it up at the time of sale if you ask me.

 

[Antimatter_KingRanch]

Dealer told me negotiated price is the deal...regardless of the increase on 12/27. Anybody have trouble stacking the PCO with custom order 1K rebate? Dealer won't give me definitive answer until truck on lot in January...Ordered November 17th.

Mine is in transit, but my dealer tried with my VIN.

The $3,500 conversion stacks with the $1k custom order bonus cash (and college/grad school recent grad program)

Same would go for a PCO assuming it was valid at time of order; that's what the conversion offer is.

 

[mhoffman54]

Chances are this will most likely be like the max tow increase last year. 1300 to 1900 I think last year. Even if you ordered at the lower price, you paid the higher price when the window sticker was generated months later.

I could be wrong but I’d bet that would be my guess.

Price changes are listed in the original post. No increase on the max tow package.

 

[mhoffman54]

At dealership now. They’re telling me that I’ll be locked into the current MSRP price.

Correct. Orders placed on or before December 26th are locked in. The price increase only applies to orders placed after that.

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