New 2010 Lariat Screw with pics
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01-18-2010, 07:26 PM
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New 2010 Lariat Screw with pics
So I've been truck shopping for about 2 months. I shopped at about 20 different dealers over my territory (Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri) I finally traded at Dobbs Ford in Memphis last Monday.
The Truck:
2010 Lariat 4X4 in Ingot Silver, with black interior. Has Back up camera, center console, heated cooled seats, adjustable pedals, sync, 20 inch wheels, etc. Sticker $43,605.
First picture taken at the Stealership...Not too good was in a hurry.
Picture after tinted windows. 15% all the way around, strip on the windshield.
Finally a picture of my old truck. 2008 XLT Chrome with 95,000 miles. Still looked good, just has a bunch of miles on it. I drove it all those miles and only put brakes and tires on it. Never a major issue.
I'm absolutely in love with my new truck. I spend at least 8-10 hours a day in my vehicle making sales calls and supporting equipment. Sync is awesome. I like getting funny text messages and hearing her read them to me. This truck has more power than the old truck, and is far more responsive.. I've already gotten more compliments on this one than the old one. It is way quieter and seems to drive better. I hated to spend the money, but driving ain't cheap!
Next mod: an autospring 1.5" leveling kit.
Then just drive the crap out of it.
The Truck:
2010 Lariat 4X4 in Ingot Silver, with black interior. Has Back up camera, center console, heated cooled seats, adjustable pedals, sync, 20 inch wheels, etc. Sticker $43,605.
First picture taken at the Stealership...Not too good was in a hurry.
Picture after tinted windows. 15% all the way around, strip on the windshield.
Finally a picture of my old truck. 2008 XLT Chrome with 95,000 miles. Still looked good, just has a bunch of miles on it. I drove it all those miles and only put brakes and tires on it. Never a major issue.
I'm absolutely in love with my new truck. I spend at least 8-10 hours a day in my vehicle making sales calls and supporting equipment. Sync is awesome. I like getting funny text messages and hearing her read them to me. This truck has more power than the old truck, and is far more responsive.. I've already gotten more compliments on this one than the old one. It is way quieter and seems to drive better. I hated to spend the money, but driving ain't cheap!
Next mod: an autospring 1.5" leveling kit.
Then just drive the crap out of it.
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01-19-2010, 09:58 AM
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Well of course. You always get hosed on a trade in.
Truck stickered for $43,600 I traded for $18,000 difference. It took me 2 months just to get that done. I guess I got somewhere in the $16,000-$17,000 range for my old truck, but it is hard to tell the way they play with the numbers. They told me $20,000 but I know better.
jdtech I don't know if they are Harley headlights...whatever it came with?? I'll try to pay attention to that.
MarkY yes I will keep you informed. I gotta sell some stuff I had on my old truck first. May be a few weeks.
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01-19-2010, 11:38 AM
