2011 Ford F250 price
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What was the final price, ballpark , if you dont mind ? Mid 40's, High 40's ,I dont know what actual invoice is for these trucks so cant tell if a 58 sticker to 50 k is a good deal or not. Looks about average so I expect they will get better the longer they sit. But then they also become harder to find the right one.
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I dont qualify for any of those.
http://www.inventory.ford.com/servic...07&modelid=183
Heres a link to a well loaded one , minus Nav, that I got the best deal on . At 3 local guys. I am shopping more .
http://www.inventory.ford.com/servic...07&modelid=183
Heres a link to a well loaded one , minus Nav, that I got the best deal on . At 3 local guys. I am shopping more .
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Makes sense I guess. The looks , I always thought the crew with the long bed looked to long. Haha , to each their own I guess. I will need to take another long bed look. Not real popular on the lots around here though.
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Even worse, look at the Ram Megacab. Terrible. That's why there are three aftermarket companies doing 8 foot beds for it.
The only downside to a crew cab longbed is it won't fit in a standard garage.
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Not just more stable, the longer wheelbase gives a better ride. And if you have a crew cab, it looks too stubby with the short bed.
Even worse, look at the Ram Megacab. Terrible. That's why there are three aftermarket companies doing 8 foot beds for it.
The only downside to a crew cab longbed is it won't fit in a standard garage.
Even worse, look at the Ram Megacab. Terrible. That's why there are three aftermarket companies doing 8 foot beds for it.
The only downside to a crew cab longbed is it won't fit in a standard garage.
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Here is a local Ford store that is "one price" and they don't charge dealer fees: http://www.mullinaxford.com/inventor...per+duty+f-250
You can use this as a reference point since they show the MSRP and their "one price" discount. If you figure they have a fixed price margin built in your local dealer should be able to take a mini deal and beat the advertised price.
They have diesel duallies for less than 50K.....
You can use this as a reference point since they show the MSRP and their "one price" discount. If you figure they have a fixed price margin built in your local dealer should be able to take a mini deal and beat the advertised price.
They have diesel duallies for less than 50K.....
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If you are bumper towing the long bed, with a longer frame, has more tow rating and stability. Turn radius and cosmetics will not affect your safety like stability and control will.
Now that I've gone long bed and reaped the benefits of both tow stability and loading space I don't see me ever going short again unless it is a 1/2 ton.
Now that I've gone long bed and reaped the benefits of both tow stability and loading space I don't see me ever going short again unless it is a 1/2 ton.
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Good suggestions on why the long bed. I really like the fuel capacity difference. Never even thought of that.
Thanks guys. I may start a search for a long bed and see what I can find.
Thanks guys. I may start a search for a long bed and see what I can find.