Sold: Texas Available 23 Bronco Raptor

[Hdscreens]

Not these dealers. I have purchased from both and one earlier this year. Never have I been required to purchase add ons, just tt&l fees. I’m waiting it out at more recent one I purchased from to get them at msrp. It would be a dealer earned allocation for them so if I’m patient I can possibly score their allocation at msrp. I’m capable of playing hardball with them back.

I found a few instances like that but, in most of them the dealer also had add ons they were not advertising. They were advertising a cheaper sale price but once you made it to the dealer or moved forward you were greeted with accessories you did not ask for. By the time all was said and done you were paying the same as all the other Bronco Raptors. Took me about 5 secret shops to find the pattern.

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[Rfehl62]

Not these dealers. I have purchased from both and one earlier this year. Never have I been required to purchase add ons, just tt&l fees. I’m waiting it out at more recent one I purchased from to get them at msrp. It would be a dealer earned allocation for them so if I’m patient I can possibly score their allocation at msrp. I’m capable of playing hardball with them back.

Issue with dealer earned allocation is it'll only equal 1-2 a year for the next few years. If you find a dealer that'll order you one of their allocation at MSRP then more power to you. Something ordered and something available asap are two different things though and with the strict allocation also comes higher markups unfortunately.

 

[Hdscreens]

Agreed, but I’ll wait it out. Even if I found a 75k msrp raptor w/5k markup locally vs an 80k msrp only cross country I’ll glad fly and drive back to purchase from msrp only dealer even if it’s equal to same amount.

Issue with dealer earned allocation is it'll only equal 1-2 a year for the next few years. If you find a dealer that'll order you one of their allocation at MSRP then more power to you. Something ordered and something available asap are two different things though and with the strict allocation also comes higher markups unfortunately.

 

[Bronc69]

To give you an idea of what people are actually paying for BRaptors, Bring-A-Trailer sold three BRaptors in December.
$102,022 (80 miles, $77K MSRP)
$105,000 (601 miles, $78K MSRP)
$110,000 (1,000 miles, $79K MSRP)

Prior to that, pretty many sold in November, but they were really new at the time. Looks like they were selling for around $120K each.

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