Thread: Gonna buy soon...any suggestions on what to pay for 2012 XLT CLUB CAB ECOBOOST.

I paid 35000 for mine its a xlt with the ecoboost and the chrome package ,sync ,supercrew and a backup camera plus its the 4x4 offroad which has skid plates and a locking rear diff

i paid $20,1XX for my 07 XLT Supercab with 23K miles, 5.4, 4x4, chrome pkg, power everything, two tone paint, auto lamps, adj pedals, CD changer, and i have a 1yr/12K mile bumper to bumper warrenty and a 2.5 yr/75K powertrain warrenty...i highly suggest looking at certified pre-owned trucks

The EcoBoost is a major player in the truck market. They account for over 60% of F-150 sales and 35-40% of all major manufacturer pickup sales this year. You won't have much wiggle room- they are hard to keep on the lot around here. Just shop around and don't be afraid to walk away- that's how I got my truck. We left them an offer, they said no, so we went home. They left us a message on our answering machine telling us to come back. So we turn around and go and pick her up.

I payed just shy of 32 for my XLT EB crew w/ chrome pkg 3.55 sync, but my credit wasn't great so they probably would of gone lower if I hadn't been a dummy 10 years ago

Originally Posted by BFEB

I payed just shy of 32 for my XLT EB crew w/ chrome pkg 3.55 sync, but my credit wasn't great so they probably would of gone lower if I hadn't been a dummy 10 years ago

That's been my motivation ever since I got my CC a few years ago. I only bought emergency items (gas, oil, brake pads) and paid it off quickly. I just turned 21 and I have a >715 credit score. I want to walk in there, point at the truck I want and say: "GIMME!" lol

Originally Posted by Raptor05121

That's been my motivation ever since I got my CC a few years ago. I only bought emergency items (gas, oil, brake pads) and paid it off quickly. I just turned 21 and I have a >715 credit score. I want to walk in there, point at the truck I want and say: "GIMME!" lol

Should work out well. My ol ladies score is in that range and the first thing they did was go to invoice as a starting point then did a lil better than that cause I've been such a loyal customer.

Yup. I'm hoping the dealership closest to me sees their logo on my 1998 and gives me a better deal considering, but I'm not holding my breath. If I have to drive 500 miles to Miami to save a couple grand, its worth it.

Originally Posted by Raptor05121

Yup. I'm hoping the dealership closest to me sees their logo on my 1998 and gives me a better deal considering, but I'm not holding my breath. If I have to drive 500 miles to Miami to save a couple grand, its worth it.

You may just get a quote from a couple nearby dealers and pit them against each other. Most of them have the "we can beat that" attitude which can play big into your favor.