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Originally Posted by Creeker
I had every intention of a new truck by now but the ridiculous jump in pricing has me in the mindset of hanging on to our old '14. It just turned 70k miles and still looks great. I worry about the small things like belts, hoses, wiring, relays, starters, alternators etc.. more than anything with its age. I had a turbo hose (intercooler hose) blow last year while towing home from Myrtle Beach. I now carry a spare with a 2' ratchet extension for easier replacement if needed. We also learned to never, ever leave the house again without our Honda Genny.  |
If you have priced a new truck it’s scary. I’m buying a new F150. A Lariat base is $65000 with $2000 delivery. You add a few options $70000 and the Lariat high package $73000. A King Ranch base is $73000 $2000 delivery and less options than the Lariat now we are at $77000. The hybrid package is $1900 but you get a $1900 discount so it’s free. I wouldn’t know what a Super Duty Diesel would sticker at but the HO version Diesel is $10000. Now we are talking real money.
Lynwood