yeah, my dealer shows my F-150 on their site with a $20K ADM that I know won't actually be there when it shows up.
You mean that you hope won't show up.
Yeah, the fun begins when the dealer actually has your truck on the lot. Bring your best defenses and negotiating posture.
no, I know it won't. It's not my first purchase from the dealer and I have a no-ADM commitment, just like I did with my Mach-E.
Unnecessary.
Agreed. That is where I have my reservation as well. No ADM on reservation holders. Any additional inventory (no idea when that would actually be) could be subject to ADM.
You'd be wrong my friend this is gonna be on the light side. I believe some dealers mark up the Raptors more than $50k right now and that's not even a Lightning which has a lot of hype behind it right now. That Hummer EV owner bought it for 132k I believe
we'll see.
That's actually not all that much of a markup on the Hummer due to its already high MSRP.
That's a Platinum that MSRP is around 93k it's listed for 145k for a adm of about 50k. What your missing is that Hummer EV sold for 130k over sticker. You think dealers don't see that sale on Cars and Bids and see that there is more meat left on the bone with the Lightning mannequin that they hold for 6 months or whatever milage and sell it for a insane profit lol come on man
I see. The Hummer sold for $130k over sticker? If so, I was confused by a typo in your first post I quoted.That's a Platinum that MSRP is around 93k it's listed for 145k for a adm of about 50k. What your missing is that Hummer EV sold for 130k over sticker. You think dealers don't see that sale on Cars and Bids and see that there is more meat left on the bone with the Lightning mannequin that they hold for 6 months or whatever milage and sell it for a insane profit lol come on man
Not a typo the owner that sold on Cars and Bids paid 132k
