Best time to buy 2017 platinum?

[joshb0718]

Hey all,

Was just wondering if there was any time better than another to buy a new super duty? Do they run any decent sales from one year to the next consistently? Looking to buy one any time this year but just want to make sure I get the best deal possible. Would hate to buy the truck and then notice I could have waiting for the sale that usually comes around each year.

I tried to search to see if I could find anything like this but I couldn't find anything.


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[sootie]

they usually run employee pricing in the second quarter. other than that, buy a 17 after the 18s are on the lots.

 

[joshb0718]

What kind of deals would employee pricing end up being on a 77k truck do you know? Just trying to get an idea on what the deals would look like


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[BK39]

For a deal deal, you're going to have to wait until they flood the lots and ford starts offering more rebates.

 

[97f350stroker]

Probably around 2030 for me LOL

 

[99F250Smitty]

My friend that runs a dealership said in April sometime is when the new rebate plans will come out. But he also told me that about January and they didn't come off the 1k rebate.

 

[HeavyAssault]

12% off MSRP tends to be a good place to start IF you are ready to buy.

 

[joshb0718]

12% off MSRP tends to be a good place to start IF you are ready to buy.

Is this a sale that they normally run? If so when has it ran in the past?


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[HeavyAssault]

Tell them to match X plan pricing + any other rebates you can qualify.

 

[joshb0718]

Tell them to match X plan pricing + any other rebates you can qualify.

Is "X" plan pricing what it is called or is X for fill in the blank?


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[HeavyAssault]

It is called the X-Plan.

 

[Brian22]

The x plan is a bit of a joke. Best time to buy is September-November. The 18's will be flooding the lots and they will want the 17's out of the way. I got 25% off sticker by waiting to buy my 16 in late September once the 17's had hit the lots.

 

[joshb0718]

Think the 25% off was because body style change with the 17's? Or is that something they do every year?


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[TyCorr]

What kind of deals would employee pricing end up being on a 77k truck do you know? Just trying to get an idea on what the deals would look like


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If you pay 77k you're crazy. That was last year type of deals. I was on cars.com and there are 17s in the low 60s already and that place isnt known for cheap deals.

I did some bsing on a 17 f350 king ranch a few weeks ago and before trade/down payment i had em down to 65k. On a 78k truck.

 

[Brian22]

Think the 25% off was because body style change with the 17's? Or is that something they do every year?


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A mix of the new body style plus they needed it out of the way for the new trucks.

If you time it right and go in there with a trade in they want, something they can easily sell. You'd be surprised the hoops you can get the dealer to jump through. They took a big loss on selling me the 16 assuming they would make it back on selling my trade.

 

[oli6578]

A mix of the new body style plus they needed it out of the way for the new trucks.

If you time it right and go in there with a trade in they want, something they can easily sell. You'd be surprised the hoops you can get the dealer to jump through. They took a big loss on selling me the 16 assuming they would make it back on selling my trade.

I can PROMISE you they didn't take a loss on selling you that 16!!


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[Connor M]

I can PROMISE you they didn't take a loss on selling you that 16!!


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[Brian22]

Loss or not doesn't matter to me. I paid 40k for a truck that stickered 57k. The positive equity in my trade in brought the price down even further.