Recent content by BRaptor19

Topless is Alys Beach, FL

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The Bronco Raptor, like other vehicles in the Raptor lineup, carries a premium price tag. To be clear, the profit margin between the invoice price and the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the Bronco Raptor can reach up to $4,400, depending on the selected options. Ford does not...

Not being rude, but what kind of margin do you think these Bronco Raptor have a dealership would offer $10k off the MSRP? You do realize Ford does not incentivize (no special rates, rebates or A/Z/D/X plan pricing) the sell of Raptor vehicles.

We haven’t had that issue with our dealership or Bronco Raptors.

Depending on when it was ordered don’t be surprised if the MSRP has increased by $10,000. We have 5 coming to our local dealership and since December 2022 the MSRP is up by $10,000-$14,000 on each one!

Congrats my friend! What do you mean by fully loaded. I’m curious because everyone seems to think theirs is fully loaded but most are base Raptor packages.

Honest question, why should any dealer eat Ford’s increased cost to produce the vehicle? Before answering seriously think of this from a business standpoint. This is why our dealership fully discloses that we do not control production cost, that’s Ford, and we’ll sale at MSRP (+\- any...

None of that matters with the Raptor series. They are not price protected from Ford Motor Copany. The selling dealership honored your price, NOT FORD. The Bronco Raptor is 100% excluded from price protection. I work in the industry and have delivered 100s of Broncos and many Raptors including...

None of that matters with the Raptor series. They are not price protected from Ford Motor Company.

Dealers honoring the price is completely different than Ford’s price protection. Ford’s MSRP changes quarterly on every vehicle they build. That’s why when customers order vehicles with me I fully disclose it will be “MSRP at time of delivery” along with any discount or addendum we agreed to.

99% of all Ford dealers have charged an addendum since the inception of the Ford Raptor. It’s really not uncommon, long before Covid ever was a thing. If your an inspiring owner, Raptors cost a premium when buying them new, used, having them maintained, etc…

There’s zero price protection on the Raptor. Ford has stated that from the beginning!

Just rode around my home town playing tourist.

I wouldn’t call this bait and switch. They are advertising MSRP but their fine print says plus taxes, title, and dealer fees (addendums). Bait and switch is known as advertising a particular vehicle then going there and that vehicle “no longer exist!”