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Re: $1,768 a Month, with $10,407 Down, 5% APR, on a Ford Pickup?
well living in a democrat run shithole is expensive
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bump

family member purchased a new ford in 2004 for 17,500

brand new from the factory
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Got mail from ford for years trying to buy back the car

never sold it back

RUNS GREAT

ALMOST 20 YEARS OLD

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electric cars are a scam

btw

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Mind you this is a Chevy commercial, but it doesn’t convey the point that they intend. All it says is you paid to much for a truck that shouldn’t be used like a truck!!
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Well, I hear they come with heated tailgates now, so at least your hands won't get cold when you're pushing it.
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$100k for a ford pickup?
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Yeah that’s what they are going for

And dumbfucks are buying them.
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I'm in the market and have been shocked by the prices too.

I think I'm going with a 2021 Nissan Titan 8,000 miles. Asking 32K which is a far better deal than any other full size pick up.

In summary, fuck Ford.

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That's about what my house cost.
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My monthly mortgage is slightly less than the monthly payments on that truck.

mindblown

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To illustrate the data we’re going to look at in a moment, I “built” a 2023 model year F-250 Lariat on Ford’s website: MSRP $104,070. I could build something more expensive in the F-350 lineup. Ford suggested to finance it with Ford Credit. With a down payment of $10,407, and a term of five years, at 5% APR, I would end up with a monthly payment of $1,768. Screenshot from Ford’s website:

[imgur] [link to imgur.com (secure)]
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And? Your financing 100k at 5k....how much did you think it would come to?
Your trying to pay down 20k a year + interest.
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I like dodge rams, old ones, fixed up. I would never buy a new vehicle from anyone even if I won a super lottery of 100 million dollars. Just because....!!!!
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I like the old ones. I also like diesel so you don't put diesel in it but biofuels.
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Seeing 2023 ford 150 Lariat for $58,225 here in CO, Payments are $1,066.85 for 60 months, still expensive but nowhere new OP 100K price
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Guess I'll just keep driving my '95 F-150 for a lot of years still. Only 100K on it so far. No way would I be able to afford that new truck, unless I were to live in it.
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I'm in the market and have been shocked by the prices too.

I think I'm going with a 2021 Nissan Titan 8,000 miles. Asking 32K which is a far better deal than any other full size pick up.

In summary, fuck Ford.

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One more thing about these Titans, they don't nickle and dime you like Ford with "upgrades."

The base model comes standard with a 400HP V8 and a quality infotainment.
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Re: $1,768 a Month, with $10,407 Down, 5% APR, on a Ford Pickup?
well living in a democrat run shithole is expensive
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bump

family member purchased a new ford in 2004 for 17,500

brand new from the factory
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Hard to believe unless it was a basic fleet vehicle. My brother bought a 04 in 05 and paid 25k. Not to mention that was a bad year for the 5.4l engine.
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I bought a 1988 Ford E 350 van with who really knows how many miles for $1600 5 years ago and I'm still driving it.

Spent about $1200 on parts and used tires.

$2800 ÷ 60 months = $47/month

Oh. And a $30 can of white Rustoleum to make it look pretty.
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The amount of failure complaints on the new Ford pickups in mind boggling.

Its like Ford never made a vehicle before.

Just cruise through Youtube for new ford pickup problems.

I don't remember them all, but it is crazy.

The batteries go dead in a week from all the automatic Start/Stop BS the vehicle does, Stuff rusts like crazy, trucks that are in the shop for months waiting for parts.

People get a little annoyed when they pay big money for a truck and they can't use it.



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[link to wolfstreet.com (secure)]
To illustrate the data we’re going to look at in a moment, I “built” a 2023 model year F-250 Lariat on Ford’s website: MSRP $104,070. I could build something more expensive in the F-350 lineup. Ford suggested to finance it with Ford Credit. With a down payment of $10,407, and a term of five years, at 5% APR, I would end up with a monthly payment of $1,768. Screenshot from Ford’s website:

https://imgur.com/YGq298w

 Quoting: CharlieFoxtrot




Jesus.

My neighbor/friend has a 2022 F-450 Platinum and his wife is rolling in a 2021 Escalade 600 Platinum.

He spent 260k on these trucks, he has a 2020 Hellcat and about 18 months ago bought a 36ft Mako center console fishing boat.

Thats about 1.2 mil worth of leverage he has against him.

He makes fantastic money but not that fantastic.

I have....

97 Landcruiser

97 Tahoe 2 dr Z71

97 F350 SRW CC 7.3 4x4

2006 Duramax LBZ Dually

2001 Excursion 7.3 Eddie Bauer

2011 Ram Cummins 6.7 2500.

All these beautiful trucks that I own, you could add up what I spent purchasing them over the years and it may come out to about 65k.

All these trucks have been bulletproof and a pleasure to work on and drive.

Now......

I did spend almost 80k back in late 2017 for a 2018 Chevy Duramax Dually 3500.

Beautiful truck. Powerful, luxurious, black on black, so many little doodads and technology packed into that truck.

I loved it

Then 3 months later with less than 20k it broke down. The rear-end pinion wasn't properly assembled and it gave out on me while hauling 12k of trailer and wood.

This started a chain of events that led to my truck leaving me on the side of the road more than a half dozen times with various issues from the DPF to my truck putting itself in limp mode due to problems.

I will never, ever spend 100k on a new diesel. Nothing against those that do but I just can't justify it again. Even if it is a business truck that can be written off.

Besides, if I open the hood and can't see the motor due to all the computers and emissions equipment....

I work on my own shit and these new trucks make me feel like I have to be a highly trained 200 dollar an hour tech to work on them.

Just my .02 cents.

I will say that all the new Ford, Chevy, and Dodge diesels are beautiful and insanely powerful but too rich, too complex, and too off the map from what a diesel truck was orginally meant for.

Simplicity, torque, reliability, and ease of maintenance.
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[link to wolfstreet.com (secure)]
To illustrate the data we’re going to look at in a moment, I “built” a 2023 model year F-250 Lariat on Ford’s website: MSRP $104,070. I could build something more expensive in the F-350 lineup. Ford suggested to finance it with Ford Credit. With a down payment of $10,407, and a term of five years, at 5% APR, I would end up with a monthly payment of $1,768. Screenshot from Ford’s website:

https://imgur.com/YGq298w

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And they haven't even tried to sell you the undercoating yet!
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If you agree to that you're retarded straight up.
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No personal transport vehicle is worth $104,000.

Not when you can ride in a decent car for $5,000.
A clean used truck can be had for less than $20K, I guarantee it.
Only a snob or a moran would pay $104,000 to drive a brand new truck, which once it is driven off the lot is no longer brand new and has lost 15% of its value.
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The biden economy is resiliant!

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Yikes!! We drive a 2002 Tahoe. It's still running great and don't plan on getting rid of it.
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At the rate prices are going up on vehicles it wont be long before the US looks like Cuba when they were cut off- people using pantyhose and bubble gum to keep 50 year old vehicles chugging along.
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whats even crazier is driving around the small, rural town i live in of about 9-10,000 people, almost everyone seems to drive one of these giant ass brand new trucks of SUV's, even kids seems to have them.

either they are WAY richer than i am, or just in uncontrollable amounts of debt.
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Seeing 2023 ford 150 Lariat for $58,225 here in CO, Payments are $1,066.85 for 60 months, still expensive but nowhere new OP 100K price
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i can't even fathom paying 1000 a month for a fucking vehicle
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You would remove the 1 from 1768$ and I wouldn't want it at that price.
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That's about what my house cost.
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Must be lots of FTX crypto millionaires buying these trucks.

But what happens after the Ukraine war ends?
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You would remove the 1 from 1768$ and I wouldn't want it at that price.
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Exactly.
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You would remove the 1 from 1768$ and I wouldn't want it at that price.
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If I hit the lotto I wouldn't want it at that price. It's just a truck. Rust, wear and tear, thieves, accidents, anything could happen to it and probably will.
It's just a truck.
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[link to wolfstreet.com (secure)]
To illustrate the data we’re going to look at in a moment, I “built” a 2023 model year F-250 Lariat on Ford’s website: MSRP $104,070. I could build something more expensive in the F-350 lineup. Ford suggested to finance it with Ford Credit. With a down payment of $10,407, and a term of five years, at 5% APR, I would end up with a monthly payment of $1,768. Screenshot from Ford’s website:

[imgur] [link to imgur.com (secure)]
 Quoting: CharlieFoxtrot




Jesus.

My neighbor/friend has a 2022 F-450 Platinum and his wife is rolling in a 2021 Escalade 600 Platinum.

He spent 260k on these trucks, he has a 2020 Hellcat and about 18 months ago bought a 36ft Mako center console fishing boat.

Thats about 1.2 mil worth of leverage he has against him.

He makes fantastic money but not that fantastic.

I have....

97 Landcruiser

97 Tahoe 2 dr Z71

97 F350 SRW CC 7.3 4x4

2006 Duramax LBZ Dually

2001 Excursion 7.3 Eddie Bauer

2011 Ram Cummins 6.7 2500.

All these beautiful trucks that I own, you could add up what I spent purchasing them over the years and it may come out to about 65k.

All these trucks have been bulletproof and a pleasure to work on and drive.

Now......

I did spend almost 80k back in late 2017 for a 2018 Chevy Duramax Dually 3500.

Beautiful truck. Powerful, luxurious, black on black, so many little doodads and technology packed into that truck.

I loved it

Then 3 months later with less than 20k it broke down. The rear-end pinion wasn't properly assembled and it gave out on me while hauling 12k of trailer and wood.

This started a chain of events that led to my truck leaving me on the side of the road more than a half dozen times with various issues from the DPF to my truck putting itself in limp mode due to problems.

I will never, ever spend 100k on a new diesel. Nothing against those that do but I just can't justify it again. Even if it is a business truck that can be written off.

Besides, if I open the hood and can't see the motor due to all the computers and emissions equipment....

I work on my own shit and these new trucks make me feel like I have to be a highly trained 200 dollar an hour tech to work on them.

Just my .02 cents.

I will say that all the new Ford, Chevy, and Dodge diesels are beautiful and insanely powerful but too rich, too complex, and too off the map from what a diesel truck was orginally meant for.

Simplicity, torque, reliability, and ease of maintenance.
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