2023 Raptor Market Adj

[Wolf Man]

Dropped off my truck for service this morning. Went to the showroom to see what they had. A couple of Broncos, a Super Duty and this Raptor. It was all I could do to keep from laughing louder than I did. Didn't matter anyway because no sales reps were on the floor because it was too early. Here's further validation why you need to order from Granger or your favorite dealer that won't add a markup. This is a dealer in Las Vegas.

Oh and I've never seen the window sticker before that lists where the parts came from, I guess this is new.

Sorry, I'm not a very good photo taker.

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[Polo08816]

Isn't it an oxymoron to have both "2023" and "Market Adjustment" on the window sticker when it's already 2024?

 

[Kidder]

I thought Ford was putting a stop to this. Guess not.

 

[Wolf Man]

Isn't it an oxymoron to have both "2023" and "Market Adjustment" on the window sticker when it's already 2024?

Agreed and they even had another just like it in the front sales lot, same markup. I should've seen what they're doing with pricing on the other F150s but I didn't even think about it.

 

[Polo08816]

Agreed and they even had another just like it in the front sales lot, same markup. I should've seen what they're doing with pricing on the other F150s but I didn't even think about it.

The interesting thing is I see more 2023 Raptors in dealer inventory than 2023 F150 Platinums. I'm inclined to think that pricing for Raptors is matching the supply/demand for the vehicle. Depending on the % of production for 2024 F150s, it may make more sense to price them at invoice rather than MSRP.

 

[HammaMan]

They messed up, should have been - instead of +.

 

[PatchManager]

The interesting thing is I see more 2023 Raptors in dealer inventory than 2023 F150 Platinums. I'm inclined to think that pricing for Raptors is matching the supply/demand for the vehicle. Depending on the % of production for 2024 F150s, it may make more sense to price them at invoice rather than MSRP.

I read somewhere here as reported from Ford that only 4% of trucks built in 2024 will be Platinums. I'm sure the percentage is small for Raptors, but the market is likely much smaller too.

 

[Polo08816]

They messed up, should have been - instead of +.

"0"s (zeros) matter. So do "+" and "-" signs.

 

[Polo08816]

I read somewhere here as reported from Ford that only 4% of trucks built in 2024 will be Platinums. I'm sure the percentage is small for Raptors, but the market is likely much smaller too.

Granger Ford stated that 4% figure in their 2024 ordering thread.

 

[Ewheels]

The interesting thing is I see more 2023 Raptors in dealer inventory than 2023 F150 Platinums.

That's because Ford doesn't offer special financing for Tremor or Raptor (or at least not right now).
I was looking at Platinums at 3% financing but ultimately decided it came with features I'd never use or didn't want. Then had my heart set on a Tremor but multiple dealers told me Ford doesn't offer financing on Tremor or Raptor, so I'd be looking at an 8% car loan. Hard pass.

Ended up with my Lariat at 2.9%

 

[powerboatr]

broncos are stacking up here
there are 5 between 3 dealer lots all of them have ADDED pricing ...yet they sit
and sit
plus the 9 mach E's

 

[superfordman]

My local small one store dealer has not one, but two raptor broncos on their lot, at msrp luckily, along with a handful of mach e's.

 

[nvabill]

Let me make this as simple as I can, if folks would not pay over msrp(ADM) then dealers could not collect it. I have never paid over msrp for any vehicle and I never will!

 

[nvabill]

broncos are stacking up here
there are 5 between 3 dealer lots all of them have ADDED pricing ...yet they sit
and sit
plus the 9 mach E's

It's called denial by the dealers!

 

[JExpedition07]

Holy Smokes! Someone will pay it too. All that money just to get spanked by @Snakebitten PowerBoost too

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