Good deal on a '23 Pro ER?

[Hammick]

They have told me the vehicle is new and has never been titled. But have been several days trying to change some paperwork to sell as retail as originally was fleet. But if new how did it get 1,000 miles is my question.

Ask to see the MSO (manufactures statement of origin). If they can't produce it assume it has been titled and you won't get the tax credit.

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[Azgunguy]

I have been looking at a '23 Pro ER, max tow packages and pro power with 1,000 miles on it for $61.9K and thought that was a good deal. If you price the equivalent build on ford.com it is $57k for a '23 SR which means the MSRP of this '23 Pro ER would be $67k (if you could configure it).

What does everyone think, good or bad deal? Should there be more rebates/incentives?

I paid $61k pre tax incentive with 23mi for a ‘23 pro ER max tow. Just no advanced pro power. So you’re in the ballpark for sure.

 

[rdr854]

They have told me the vehicle is new and has never been titled. But have been several days trying to change some paperwork to sell as retail as originally was fleet. But if new how did it get 1,000 miles is my question.

Demo or service loaner?

 

[Jaspernuts]

Wait a bit. Lots of lightings on the lots. Rebates coming at some point.

 

[BlueLightning]

What does everyone think, good or bad deal? Should there be more rebates/incentives?

Don’t know about the long range option. Is that special order? My local dealer has three XLT’s and is offering $15,000 off; $7,500 POS and match if additional $7,500. Dumb founded, $42,960 out the door. Just haven’t been able to pull the trigger myself. lol. take care.

 

[mags]

Wait a bit. Lots of lightings on the lots. Rebates coming at some point.

At the time I bought my Pro there were 6 available in my area. 10 days later they are all sold. The higher trims are definitely hanging around.
A Pro ER is a unicorn though, if it’s a smoking deal that may be a one time opportunity.

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