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Looking at a 2021, supercrew, fx4, 3.5 powerboost (with 7.2KW pro power), 302A for around 53,600 OTD with tag, tax, fee etc. MSRP is $59,580. This is utilizing rebates and x plan.

Good deal?

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Most dealers won't do much of anything in addition to X-Plan. You get the X-Plan price, any rebates, and they cap the doc fee. What else are you looking to get?
 

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Most dealers won't do much of anything in addition to X-Plan. You get the X-Plan price, any rebates, and they cap the doc fee. What else are you looking to get?
I’m under the impression some dealers are able to create deals better than x plan. I wanted to see if that’s true, or if the price I’m paying is in line with the current rebates and x plan etc.
 

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IMO given price of used cars and availability of new trucks right now, Xplan on a vehicle you like + rebates is a good deal.
 

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I certainly understand about checking in to see what the range of other people are paying, but I wouldn't get too hung up on it. I can promise you, if you buy that truck - at whatever price you settle on - someone else out there on the internet (probably not this site, people are pretty cool here) will post how you paid too much, they paid less, got more options than you did, the dealer sent a limo to pick them up when it was time to sign the final papers, etc. This site is full of folks that I'd be willing to bet, if they could find a truck close to what they ordered, and had a chance to buy and drive off the lot, would jump at it to just be done with the waiting game mess. If you're in a position to make a purchase on a truck you can drive away with at a price you're comfortable with, I'd take it and never look back. Just my thoughts FWIW.
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