Test Drive...?

[Dennis48755]

My 100 mile radius is up to 12.

I'm surprised I have not seen a single Limited with the 302A package (which I ordered).

Dennis

 

[Artie]

Ive noticed that to. From my understanding if the expy or navis dont pass their inspection, ford takes them off the inventory listing

Ah, that makes sense.

 

[dlcorbett]

Theres a few 302 limiteds headed to md.

 

[njja]

I saw in Detroit, they were selling the one they had for almost 10k off

Holy cow

Did you mean '17 or '18?


17' expy in TX is routinely $15-$16k off including Ford and dealer incentives and all

'18 can't be $10K off, can it be?

 

[theoldwizard1]

I was told low $40,000s for an XLT (right around the $42,000 mark).

Base 2018 Expedition XLT A/Z plan in UPPER $40,000

 

[JExpedition07]

Base XLT A/Z plan in UPPER $40,000

Not what I was told I don’t know what that is we get at cost pricing at our dealer. Usually around 10 grand off MSRP. On a lower end in the low 50s that brings it down to low 40s.

 

[theoldwizard1]

Not what I was told I don’t know what that is we get at cost pricing at our dealer due to the volume of vehicles we purchase for commercial use. Almost always 10-11 grand off MSRP.

Retiree. I checked the A/Z plan website.

If they are diving 10-11K off MSRP, then you are in the right ball park.

 

[JExpedition07]

Retiree. I checked the A/Z plan website.

If they are diving 10-11K off MSRP, then you are in the right ball park.

What is A/Z plan? Is that an employee price index? I asked about a base price XLT with basically just 4x4.

 

[dlcorbett]

Whether or not its still available or not idk, they put a video up on youtube ahowing the truck so i went on their inventory list. Big surprise, and they are not the only dealer doin this

 

[JExpedition07]

I don’t think it’s really a surprise they won’t move many trucks with that ambitious suggested retail pricing. GM gave up on that and it won’t take Ford long either.