out with the old and in with the new
So the King Ranch is heading out after 5 years of reliable service. Hopefully the new truck is as good. The cost of ownership was about 20,000 for fuel; 19,000 for depreciation; roughly 5500 for insur...
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1jeep wrote:4x4ord wrote:1jeep wrote:
the platinum seats are real leather, I was surprised how soft, I never had an issue with my old lariat leather/vinyl.
Where I bought my platinum they had a KR parked next to it which was about $2k cheaper, I would have bought that one but the wife liked the white platinum better.
The King Ranch is a slightly more expensive truck than the Platinum, when equipped to the same level. When you buy a Platinum it has pretty well every option under the sun save the sunroof. The King Ranch can be stripped back a little further to the point that it can be 2 or 3 thousand cheaper than a Platinum.
per fords website
http://shop.ford.com/build/superduty/#/select/
f350 KR is $53830
f350 platinum is $56150
it appears there is a bigger price gap than I originally thought.
Until you start adding things, I built one and it totaled $74,000+! Now with that said you can do that with any of the trucks if you want. BTW that's USD pricing not Canadian.
Don
