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I'm unaware of a specific price sheet although you can get pricing from any dealer. With that being said Ford does have a Build & Price Tool but for some reason they have not updated it yet with info the 2022 MY.
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Any Ford dealer can configure a build and see the price. I'm not sure I've ever seen a comprehensive "price sheet" posted for the public. The Order Guide is posted here, but to see prices you would need to use Ford's build tool (currently only working for 2021 Models), or have the dealer configure a build for you and print the Preview Order form.
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Ya that does seem odd. I just assumed they would have pricing by now with all of the 2022 orders. My poor memory seems to be telling me they stated taking orders in September and was supposed to start building in December so one would think dealers would have pricing by now.
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Bluesman
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That's BS, plenty of us have obtained pricing and ordered 22's. Configure what you want online using the 21' model, print it out and send it to every dealer near you.
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I would tick off the boxes you want in the paper guide and take that to the dealer then, they'll tell you what is possible.
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Use the order guide and the online build and price as best you can. Print that out and get it to a good dealer. There are changes in the ordering system since April that are not in the build and price that you, or the dealer, need to know about if you want the truck with the options you need.
Example - Adaptive steering has been optional on King Ranchs and Platinums since April, but the build and price does not show that as an option for those trims. The dealer should know it, but if you hand him the built sheet and say price it, he may not look to add that option thinking you want just what's on the B&P sheet.
A good dealer can help you build your truck the way you want it. It is best to be informed so you can ask pertinent questions of him/her during the specifying so you are not surprised at delivery.
You might check with Granger Ford on this forum for pricing. A bit of a drive from CO, but they have a good reputation.
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