Does anyone know of any dealerships in or around the DFW area that are not charging over MSRP on a 3/4 or 1 ton truck that they have in-stock?
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I don’t know about DFW, but if there is one already in stock in the Houston area (which is almost like finding a unicorn), you’re most likely paying above MSRP. The only way I’ve personally seen to save money is by ordering one and waiting the 3ish months for it to come in. Even then, not all dealerships are created equal.
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I am pondering buying a 250 and have been looking in east texas. Ford dealers around here that I have talked to are not charging over MSRP for ordered trucks, no one has any on the lot. I am getting very different estimates of how long it takes to receive them, i am not sure if some dealers get priority or if some are being optimistic and some being realistic on shipping times. some require non refundable deposits to order, some don't. lots of variation in the market here
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I inquired on a 4runner via the 'click to get best price'. I knew it was going to be a circle jerk so I added a bogus phone number. I got 3 emails asking when I can come by. I finally had to tell her I wanted a price not an appointment. She responded and said heres the price which happened to be the price originally listed. There was 3400 dollars in upcharge crap and then she told me theyre getting MSRP cause of high demand. I asked if theyre so high in demand why are there 23 listed on your website and available for purchase.
I aint got that answer yet
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If you order a Ford you can get invoice price, but you are going to wait a while. The more options, the longer the wait. Right now the things holding them up is adaptive cruise, spray in bed liner, 5th wheel package, Tremor package, and a few other things. I was told 10-12 weeks when I ordered mine 2 weeks ago. There are still guys however ordered October of last year and still don’t have build dates yet.
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