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true car, Nada, kbb. I just bought a new 2012 for 11k off MSRP. It was purchased at invoice minus 5750 in rebates. Best way to do it is too email all dealers within 500 miles with all the options you want. Tell them you are buying in the next few days and you hate haggling and will buy from the lowest bidder. Tell them to email you the window sticker with price breakdown. Then take the lowest quote and send that to all of them again. This worked for me and I bought my truck 30 miles away. I was glad too because the salesman did more work than any other dealer and deserved the sale. I had one dealer give me a $500 lower price but it was 200 miles away. Good luck
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where are you located?
Everyone, myself included, have gotten 8-10k off msrp. Most guys buying 12's are reporting 10k. call around, don't necessarily shop at the dealer right next to your house.
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NE IN, this is my 15th new Ford Truck I've just bought local. Small dealers. Think I've been getting screwed when I thought I got a good deal. They all tell me there is no more rebates. Can someone elaborate all the hidden rebates?I'm on the line of the cincinnati region an Detroit. Straight out deal no trade, willing to order an wait. This is for a reg. Cab short bed 4x4. XLT. Maybe the screw or scab have bigger rebates. IDK.
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Me Too!
I'm interested to know how you guys are getting so much off the MSRP. While I don't plan to buy until fall, I've been window shopping (drooling) for a while now. I've built a fully loaded Lariat for $49,200. X-plan shows $44,478. Incentives come out to 3k (2k retail customer cash, 1k bonus customer cash). That's $7722 off sticker. Not too bad, but not anywhere near the 10k+ that several people are reporting. What am I missing here? Location maybe? I'm in the northern Illinois region west of Chicago.