2023 F450 XLT Super Duty is it worth the money??? #2023superduty

[MonsterTruckingCo.]

It’s going to be 80k after the dealership marks it up. Guarantee they will if it’s not a customer order. My dealership has an XLT for 74k MSRP and they have it listed for 92k

[MonsterTruckingCo.]

Definitely ordering my 2024 king ranch in azure blue for 104k in Sept. 2024 when the order bank is open. These trucks grow on you. The xl, xlt will always be ugly with those big ass headlamps and no accent grill trim.

[.Pstroke]

Yes I would. 🎉 My 2017 King ranch f250 powerstroke was $75k. It's a want not a need though. When your towing a lot it pays off. And the output on my 17 is plenty the HO has to be crazy.

[mackenziesibley]

Ide spend 75 grand on a tractor trailer that would make me hundreds of thousands of dollars

[elgatooff-road]

i would not spend that much unless you would always be doing heavy towing

[allenwebster]

No way i have a 2001 Explorer Sport trac i bought if from my niehbor Who was the original owner and kept the maintenanc up on it, it is an outstanding vehicle and i only spent 1200 and i replaced the control arms at 300 each and did it myself, but no way i would never pay that amount for a vehicle no way its stupid

[anthonyvaldez]

It depends for what you need a truck for

[nofinesse]

MSRP is one thing, but then you’ve gotta tack on at least $10k of artificial markup that these dealers are throwing on

The dealership model is obsolete and broken and should be completely revamped into a direct-to-consumer business model.