Ford Offering F-150 Incentives
Read THISin the Detroit Free Press yesterday, which begs the question, why? After seeing the average price paid for a 2015($44100) one wonders if manufacturers are beginning to finally hit the wal...
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carringb wrote:huntram wrote:
"Ford officials have blamed tight supplies for sales drop, but analysts aren't so sure."
So if the cause of lower sales is because you can't get product, why would you offer incentives to sell more of what you can't provide? LOL!
The incentives are limited to a very narrow configuration. Basically extended cab XLT trucks. Nobody wants (can afford?) a "middle class" truck anymore!
The work trucks (XL, V6) and high end (King Ranch, Lariat, etc) they can't make enough. The F150 still has the shortest inventory days (30-something) off all the trucks.
And you have to finance through Ford Credit as well.
