2022 Ford Super Duty interior?

cummins2014 wrote:

4x4ord wrote:

N-Trouble wrote:

4x4ord wrote:
Why not buy a new 2021 Super Duty and then replace it when the 2023's come out?

Ah Sure, You payin?

What a dumb comment... How do YOU know anyones financial situation?

I don't know his financial situation. I simply asked a question. I guess it depends on how well you do on your buying and selling but in my case the longer I keep a truck the more it costs me to own.

Want to compare money spent for nearly 23 years on two trucks that I have owned . 16 years with a new 1999 Superduty 350, nearly 7 years with a 2014 Ram 3500 . Lets see what we come up with , want to bet who has spent the most. :)

On edit , I am willing to bet I spent less on those two trucks ,then you have spent on just the one ,and if not mistaken you got a new 2021 or one coming ??

Our total costs might not be that much different. I didn't buy anything around 1999 but I did buy a new truck in 2011, 2016, 2017, 2021. If I could sell the one in my garage for $85k (and I'm certain I could) I'd be out $20k over the past 10 years... $2000 CAD/year. I'm going to guess if you sold the one in your garage you'd get about 15k less than what you paid for it in 2014.... so about $2140 USD/year. And you've likely spent a little more on things like tires, oil changes and repairs than I have. On the other hand, we have to recognize that mine has cost me a little more on the opportunity cost of the additional money I have had tied up in a truck.

This has nothing to do with new Ford interiors, kids.
And if you want 4x4ords theory on vehicle costs, look it up. He’s posted it here before.

4x4ord wrote:

N-Trouble wrote:

4x4ord wrote:
Why not buy a new 2021 Super Duty and then replace it when the 2023's come out?

Ah Sure, You payin?

What a dumb comment... How do YOU know anyones financial situation?

I don't know his financial situation. I simply asked a question. I guess it depends on how well you do on your buying and selling but in my case the longer I keep a truck the more it costs me to own.

Want to compare money spent for nearly 23 years on two trucks that I have owned . 16 years with a new 1999 Superduty 350, nearly 7 years with a 2014 Ram 3500 . Lets see what we come up with , want to bet who has spent the most. :)

On edit , I am willing to bet I spent less on those two trucks ,then you have spent on just the one ,and if not mistaken you got a new 2021 or one coming ??

MFL wrote:

Grit dog wrote:

4x4ord wrote:
Why not buy a new 2021 Super Duty and then replace it when the 2023's come out?

Because most people don’t subscribe to your “ it’s cheaper in the long run to buy a new truck every couple years” plan.

I think this idea may work for the perpetual truck payment people. After making payments for a couple years, start over, new truck, same payment?? Not sure though...never had a truck payment, or full coverage insurance on any of my 10 new truck purchases. For me, money saved on interest/insurance, like getting one truck free! :)

Like mentioned, many would not subscribe to my method, or thought! What would I do in an accident, my truck totaled, just liability ins? Luckily never happened, but answer "just eat it, replace".

Jerry

Well , while you mentioned it, whats the biggest hit on insurance is it not,liability ???. So I assume ,then no collision ,and comprehensive ??

N-Trouble wrote:

4x4ord wrote:
Why not buy a new 2021 Super Duty and then replace it when the 2023's come out?

Ah Sure, You payin?

What a dumb comment... How do YOU know anyones financial situation?

I don't know his financial situation. I simply asked a question. I guess it depends on how well you do on your buying and selling but in my case the longer I keep a truck the more it costs me to own.

MFL wrote:

Grit dog wrote:

4x4ord wrote:
Why not buy a new 2021 Super Duty and then replace it when the 2023's come out?

Because most people don’t subscribe to your “ it’s cheaper in the long run to buy a new truck every couple years” plan.

I think this idea may work for the perpetual truck payment people. After making payments for a couple years, start over, new truck, same payment?? Not sure though...never had a truck payment, or full coverage insurance on any of my 10 new truck purchases. For me, money saved on interest/insurance, like getting one truck free! :)

Like mentioned, many would not subscribe to my method, or thought! What would I do in an accident, my truck totaled, just liability ins? Luckily never happened, but answer "just eat it, replace".

Jerry

Lets not derail a good topic for ^THIS^ please

Grit dog wrote:

4x4ord wrote:
Why not buy a new 2021 Super Duty and then replace it when the 2023's come out?

Because most people don’t subscribe to your “ it’s cheaper in the long run to buy a new truck every couple years” plan.

I think this idea may work for the perpetual truck payment people. After making payments for a couple years, start over, new truck, same payment?? Not sure though...never had a truck payment, or full coverage insurance on any of my 10 new truck purchases. For me, money saved on interest/insurance, like getting one truck free! :)

Like mentioned, many would not subscribe to my method, or thought! What would I do in an accident, my truck totaled, just liability ins? Luckily never happened, but answer "just eat it, replace".

Jerry

The Ford Super Duty's were last updated in 2017, 2 years after the F150's major update in 2015. Based on that MO, I'd say the next SD update would be due in 2023.

4x4ord wrote:
Why not buy a new 2021 Super Duty and then replace it when the 2023's come out?

Ah Sure, You payin?

What a dumb comment... How do YOU know anyones financial situation?

4x4ord wrote:
Why not buy a new 2021 Super Duty and then replace it when the 2023's come out?

Because most people don’t subscribe to your “ it’s cheaper in the long run to buy a new truck every couple years” plan.