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#61 of 433 re:2005 ford f250 harley davidson by wpalkowski Aug 18, 2004 (5:24 am)
Here's a link to the '05 F250 Ordering Guide from 6/1/05. There's only one small reference to special wheels available for the Harley, but nothin else.   http://www.fordaxz.com./pdf/2005.F250.OG.pdf   The '05s are starting to show up on dealer lots now. I think you'd need to talk to a dealer and find out the latest from his ordering computer about the Harley Davidsons. I doubt that they'd be willing to deal very much on them at this time. A few months from now could be a different story.
#62 of 433 Re: Is this a good deal? [rav4man] by flowerfaerie Sep 07, 2004 (6:40 am)
Replying to: rav4man (Jun 25, 2004 11:51 am) I went to an Orange County dealership and was pricing the F150 supercrew cabs-2004. Being that it is September they weren't outrageous. But didn't want to take the dive. The salesman showed me a truck that had 540 miles on it. The price went down over 6k because of that and was still offering all rebates and such. I couldn't believe it. I have always drived used cars and feel the same way as you. I am going to wait a couple years for the 2004 f150.
#63 of 433 Re: 2005 ford f250 harley davidson [emilio1] by fbarnett Sep 07, 2004 (6:54 pm)
Replying to: emilio1 (Aug 17, 2004 6:07 pm) The Harley F250 IS NOT AVAILABLE TO ORDER UNTILL 11/02 DUE TO A SHORTAGE ON PARTS THAT FORD DOES NOT HAVE YET. I AM WAITING TOO
#64 of 433 huh? re: good deal? by aspesisteve Sep 08, 2004 (8:27 am)
flower, I don't understand your post. You mentioned you couldn't believe the deal yet said you would wait a couple of years and buy used.   BTW; $6k off plus incentives - I'm not sure what the total discount is you're talking about, but if it exceeds $10k off MSRP, well then it's hard to top that from what I've heard.
#65 of 433 Deals on 04's by phkck Sep 08, 2004 (1:47 pm)
What can I expect on a loaded 4X4 Lariat Crew cab F-150. Dealer the other day said invoice - rebates. I already have financing set up so I would miss out on the $1500. Figure there is $2500 rebate. If I could get the additional $1500 rebate I would be right where I need to be. I know edmunds says there is ~$500 marketing support for power package (adjustable pedals etc). Any idea if they will further discount from there? Replies to this message: wpalkowski (Sep 09, 2004 8:22 am)
#66 of 433 Re: Deals on 04's [phkck] by wpalkowski Sep 09, 2004 (8:22 am)
Replying to: phkck (Sep 08, 2004 1:47 pm) Is there an early payment penalty on Ford Financing? If not, use it, get the $1500 rebate, and then pay it off with the other loan.
#67 of 433 payoff early by aspesisteve Sep 11, 2004 (9:33 am)
I got $1,000 in credit from Ford Credit and paid it off the first month with no penalty - the process was painless. It was uncertain what the minimum finance amount was - the guy told me $7,000 - kinda felt he pulled that number out his asteroid.   You could even pay it off with another car loan if you want to.   I even used one of those 6 month no interest checks that my credit card offers to pay off the loan.
#68 of 433 Suggestions on new purchase? by t mac Sep 11, 2004 (12:35 pm)
I'm shopping around. I already know that I want a 2005 SuperDuty King Ranch. I'm reviewing a lot of the web sites RE: car buying. Better to FAX-attack all of the dealers or go into 1 or 2 really well informed (i.e. knowing what I want & what I'm willing to spend)? If I go into the dealer, showroom or fleet manager? What shopping direct from the factory? Any $ saved by that route?
#69 of 433 t mac by aspesisteve Sep 13, 2004 (9:21 am)
there's no such thing as shopping direct from the factory - you'd have to go through a dealer, and if you were to order something that was not on someone's lot, you'll pay a premium for it.   My question to you is why a 2005 and not a 2004? I doubt there will be any changes short of paint opions and any dealer will be more willing to bargain deeper on an '04 than an '05.   With that said, as one post recently mentioned, using the 10% off MSRP, PLUS all rebates, factory and dealer incentives is a good approach. But as far as I know, you won't get many factory incentives on an '05 until the '04's are near gone.
#70 of 433 10% by phkck Sep 13, 2004 (8:27 pm)
On a loaded Lariat 4x4 Crew cab, 10% off is about $1000 more than invoice. So, I would say Invoice - rebates - and then some. Here in KCK there are still plenty of trucks on the lots. My biggest fear is that FORD will drop another $1000 - $2000 in rebates on the F-150 the day after I purchase one.

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