Buying new Expedition... Still paying MSRP?

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WilliamLee

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Just got 23 king ranch max in forged metallic Green yesterday! Nice to meet everyone.
I got it 8k below MSRP and 0.9% financing down in the Houston area.

Traded in my 2019 ranger (will miss that truck so much).

Outside of the sticker shock (I got my loaded lariat ranger for 39k), I’m loving it so far.

If anyone has any advice or common issues I should be aware I’m all ears!
Thank you for sharing ,I live in Houston area too .may I know which dealer you went to ?
 

Skylais

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Thank you for sharing ,I live in Houston area too .may I know which dealer you went to ?
I live out west of Houston. So joe meyers ford and autonation ford are the closest to me however they didn’t have the stock I was looking for. The autonation ford experience was also pretty pretty poor although they may have just been the sales-person.

I went to Mac Haik ford and they had good stock and the sales guy was way better than any of the folks we dealt with at other dealers around (dodge, Chevy, etc).

Make sure to check the dealer websites to find the dealer price and use that as your starting price and work your way down.

The 0.9% financing is likely gone though as I believe that was through ford corporate/credit company and not dealer.
 

SyndicateZ

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XLT's seem to have the most savings after msrp. Dealers usually give u anhard time going below msrp with plats or limiteds
 
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