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Pedaldude
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My guess is that the base MSRP Raptor will rarely be seen at dealers.
Even the base XL is fairly rare without some silly add-ons or options that make little sense. Last year, looking for a 2020, I often saw XLs going for more than XLTs, since the XLs seldom have as many incentives as the higher model trims.
The real question is what price will the Raptor V8 be going for. If they’re still available with the turbo six, the V8 will be the one with all the ADMs and higher MSRP.
Even the base XL is fairly rare without some silly add-ons or options that make little sense. Last year, looking for a 2020, I often saw XLs going for more than XLTs, since the XLs seldom have as many incentives as the higher model trims.
The real question is what price will the Raptor V8 be going for. If they’re still available with the turbo six, the V8 will be the one with all the ADMs and higher MSRP.
futuretrunks
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Could you make one for the “R” variant too? Mike said it would be more expensive.
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Impatiently waiting on the "Build & Price" to go live. Interested to see addons.
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serinjune
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If the 2020 Raptor pricing is any indicator, the base price may be under 100K, but after "locale pricing" and dealer markup, I suspect nothing less than 100K for the R. The base model Raptor may actually become more affordable then ?
