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Where should I get Fuel?
How long does it take to break in?
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How much can I legally haul?
What is a good price?

What is a "Good" Price?

SmokeyWren comes up with an answer...

 

What is a "good" price for a new SuperDuty PSD? It depends on exactly which one, but generally about $500 over invoice is considered a good deal for a unit that you order and wait for it to come in. For some vehicles that are in extremely short supply (Lariat LEs and CrewCab 4x4 Lariats, for example), $1,000 to $1,500 over invoice would be a good deal. And if you find a new SuperDuty on the lot that you can take home without waiting, consider anything under $2,000 over invoice to be a good deal.

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