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The 19 says class IV trailer tow pag and the 21 sat Class IV trailer tow prep pakDo they both have Heavy Tow Package?
I'm thinking the same thing on the 19. I like the options, but it seems like they are pricing it for the 2022 market and not the 2023 reality. After I do an inspection and drive tomorrow, I was thinking of offering them an OTD price of 50K for the 19 or wait a couple months. I found the 21 on TrueCar and the title says LEMON.I am in the market for a used Expedition as well and that 19 seems a little over priced. Similar trucks are going for low to mid 40's (and dropping everyday), at least in the mid-atlantic area. The 21 should give you the updated safety tech that wasn't available in the 19 and the price seems a little more fair even with not being 4wd.
Agree. If you need one, you need one. Just make sure you go into negotiations knowing what's on the horizon. You'll probably get a better deal than you realize. Dealers are about to be in a bad spot on their used inventory. The vehicles on the lot are losing values daily and their advertising costs and what not is not.If they don't plan on getting rid of the car anytime soon, then the value at year end will be kinda mute. It's 3 - 4 yr value that's more important.
Atleast this is how I justified my purchase.
I'm not in a hurry to buy and I was going to test the waters to see if I can apply the forecasted drop to today's price to see if they'll come off their asking price. I don't expect any movement, but I can wait. This car is a buy-back from a customer who bought it and then traded it right back in on something shorter that fits in his garage. They've made their money on the sale already. They've had it for 120 days. Now they can either sit on it hoping someone will buy it for their asking price or wait till the market drops.Agree. If you need one, you need one. Just make sure you go into negotiations knowing what's on the horizon. You'll probably get a better deal than you realize. Dealers are about to be in a bad spot on their used inventory. The vehicles on the lot are losing values daily and their advertising costs and what not is not.