Sweet trucks, sweet motor, not a lot of chatter about issues unless you jump them. Wicked if you drive long distances on gravel for work or play. No fun to drive in the city.
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Sweet trucks, sweet motor, not a lot of chatter about issues unless you jump them. Wicked if you drive long distances on gravel for work or play. No fun to drive in the city.
Thanks for the response!Quote:
Originally Posted by spikerS
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Id only be driving in the city! Fack. I've driven my buddies f150 with mudder tires in the city now that i think of it and it was no funQuote:
Originally Posted by ExtraSlow
The Raptor is somewhere between 7 and 10 inches wider than the regular F150 at the fenders. It's substantial. Curbs, drive-throughs and parking garages will be much more challenging.Quote:
Originally Posted by riander5
Metro - won't be going back. Northstar (recent) was night and day better than service at Metro. Fixed all the ongoing issues I've had with the truck for 2+ years (that metro kept making excuses for) and did a warranty and repaint of my tailgate due to it dropping to the recall and hitting my garage door. Way easier to deal with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twin_Cam_Turbo
Anyone want to order a truck? If you like leases this might be good. Give ya $500 too if you use my referral.
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Lot of fine print and I don't understand leases, so consult an adult.
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goshdarn, that's less than I pay for my Expy...
although I own that next year :rofl:
Are Expys in demand enough that I could come out ahead on a new truck? I fucking doubt it cos that's not the way my luck goes...i'll probably be upside down on that Expy even when it's paid off :)
I like how they use a 501a w/ 18s to advertise a 502a w/ 20s. Seems competent.
Edit: also just noticed the in-house lease and down payment. Definitely seems more expensive than last years lease deal and does in-house mean open ended through dealership vs through canadian road mgmt?
its sketchy AF. The add shows an "in house" lease with a rate of 5.33%!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by littledan
Ford.ca shows a lease of 1.99% with the 2.7L and 3.5L EB, 2.99% for the Hybrid 3.5L EB, 1.99% for the 5.0L Coyote, and 2.99% for the 3.0L Diesel.
They don't mention in the advert what the engine is, but, they are potentially upping the lease rate by almost 3.5% depending on which power plant is in the truck...
I would personally stay the fuck away.
*EDIT* I fiddled around on the Ford.ca site and I was able to figure out the exact build as I got the numbers to line up perfectly for the MSRP. Looks like it is the 2.7L EB engine. so, an EXTRA 3.34% lease rate ABOVE what the official Ford lease rate is (1.99%). It's a rip off, STAY AWAY!
I knew you guys would have the energy to dig into that. Thanks!
Interest rate isn't the only variable. The residual and downpayment required is important part of the equation.
Plus it’s 4 years instead of 2, compared to the last one good one. I have regret for not getting on that one. Trying to wait for the market to cool to get back into a truck.
I'll sell ya mine for $65k.
Too much marth for most buyers as most will only care about that monthly payment and once they bring out the famous 4 square they'll have you signing for the extended warranty, rust proofing, pre paid service and adding on another $10k to the loan to pay off other debts:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by benyl
The lower the payment the more you can over leverage with more loans! Also balloon payment won’t matter in 4yrs as current rate of inflation will outpace and used trucks will be worth even more than they are today… gud dealQuote:
Originally Posted by Rocket1k78
Pffft, rookies, that's not enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocket1k78
The "business office" managed to offer me a package of various benefits with my truck that would have added $450/mo to my truck for the 72 month term. I'm sure there was something amazing in there was I would have loved, but I decided to select the $0/mo option instead.
What the fuck. $450 a month??? That’s like over $32k additional cost.Quote:
Originally Posted by ExtraSlow
Yes. I don't even know what was included, I did not pursue the details. At a minimum it would have been warranty, every kind of interior and exterior protective service, plus prepaid maintenance, windshields and tires for the term.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twin_Cam_Turbo
Ice cold, rofl.
What's funny is plebians constantly refer to "deals" like these when they find out about the wife's lease, and dismiss me as being to stupid to know what the catch is on ours, lol
Anyone have interest in a used set of 20" rubber? Costco's putting a fresh set on today but the OEM rubber's probably only got 40,000km on it. Plenty fine for a summer set or if you just want to do hawt burnouts. Gratis if you catch me before I have to go back to the tire center
Pmd!Quote:
Originally Posted by prae