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2010 Ford SVT Raptor F150 Baja Truck
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Anonymous
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Damn, that's a badass looking truck!
I can see $5,450 in wasted add-ons......$1,075 for graphics...uh..nope.
JeffTepper
Well-Known Member
Is it just me or does anyone else think that $47K too much to spend on a truck?
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Anonymous
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"JeffTepper" said:
Way, way too much..but it's still a nice truck. I'll keep my 2000 F250 till it dies.
daveSanborn
Active Member
In keeping with StangFix tradition, let me derail this thread before someone else does....
What's up with the $975 destination charge? Aren't you located close to where these trucks are assembled/built? If I lived in Alaska... would the destination charge be more? If I took delivery of the truck at the end of the assembly line, would I still have to pay the "destination charge".
If you ask me, it's a bullshit charge.
What other product does the general public purchase that has a seperate "destination charge"?
The charge to deliver the product does not add any value to the item. If there is no added value, why would any customer want to pay this? Can I pass the destination charge onto the next buyer when I decide to sell the vehicle? I can see it now.... "Yeah buddy, I know that NADA states the average retail is $25k, but I need another $950 to cover the destination charge that I had to pay for when I bought the truck"..... I'm sure that would go over real well..... not.
What's up with the $975 destination charge? Aren't you located close to where these trucks are assembled/built? If I lived in Alaska... would the destination charge be more? If I took delivery of the truck at the end of the assembly line, would I still have to pay the "destination charge".
If you ask me, it's a bullshit charge.
What other product does the general public purchase that has a seperate "destination charge"?
The charge to deliver the product does not add any value to the item. If there is no added value, why would any customer want to pay this? Can I pass the destination charge onto the next buyer when I decide to sell the vehicle? I can see it now.... "Yeah buddy, I know that NADA states the average retail is $25k, but I need another $950 to cover the destination charge that I had to pay for when I bought the truck"..... I'm sure that would go over real well..... not.
Its not you....but we are a bit cycnical.
As I stated there are options on the truck that in my opinion don't add to the purpose of the Baja theme....
I'm sure someone will buy them.....so says the Suburban owner with a Z71 package. :crazy :hide
As I stated there are options on the truck that in my opinion don't add to the purpose of the Baja theme....
I'm sure someone will buy them.....so says the Suburban owner with a Z71 package. :crazy :hide
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Anonymous
Guest
Dave, you need to work on your derailing skilzs.
AzPete
Well-Known Member
Yep, bad truck for sure. Price wise, everything is way to much and they will charge until the people no longer have money.....
Sacbill
Hard Swinger
"JeffTepper" said:
If my grandfather...he of the $1000 pickup with brush-on paint job...knew of it, he'd be spinning in his grave! :mod
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Gigantopithecus
Well-Known Member
I'd drive the piss outta that truck. I love it.
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Anonymous
Guest
No, but are any of the cars/trucks out there now really worth the cost?