I need it to burst like this week, just got t-boned in my Tahoe and can't find anything decent for a decent price
So maybe I'm missing something, but as long as the person that hit you has insurance as required, the price of a replacement isn't your problem. In Nc you have the right to haggle and provide your own evidence of what it costs to replace an identical vehicle based on today's market. Don't settle until you have enough to actually buy what you had before.I need it to burst like this week, just got t-boned in my Tahoe and can't find anything decent for a decent price
No one is buy 6.0 and 6.4 trucks right now from what i can tell. or they want a perfectly mint truck that has never been used for hauling and without a single dent. I thought i had my truck listed at a pretty decent price for what other diesels are selling for and havent gotten anything but tire kickers
Diesel trucks is what I have spent most of my time watching lately.....it seems like the cummins bubble has burst, which probably won't help prices on the 6.0 and 6.4l Fords. I have also been hunting a TJ/LJ/JK wrangler. I am seeing crazy prices for all of them, but 90% of everything I have saved just sits there getting renewed weekly but not sold.
Most people don't know you can fight, it's what insurance companies prey on. I've never had a case where what they offered initially was what it actually cost to replace a matching vehicle. Get quotes from a couple places, realistic prices, not the "Oh man I better jump in this in an hour" price. But not the ridiculous ones either, they'll blow those off.
This is why I have had good luck with immediately pushing for a rental, and in that process coming up w/ a good justification why it has to be a midsize vehicle that has a higher daily rate (they are supposed to match the class of your your car).
Yes you do. My wife has been in 2 wrecks. Both times the other driver was drunk. Both times her vehicles were totaled. First wreck the driver blew a .21 and was insured with Nationwide. They low balled on the replacement cost of her vehicle and did not want to pay her medical bills either because they said whip lash isn't real. They said if you don't like it sue us. So we did. It took two years to finally get the case to court. The week of the trial they started sweating because we knew we had a good case, and I called their bluff. So then they started throwing out settlement offers to us to make the case go away. After turning down a few they finally offered up some real money and we settled. I know my insurance company would not have gone to the great length we did to get compensated.
Sticker plus 20,000 on new f250, at Smithfield ford no shit a 100,000 lariat 250
That's insane.
Banks licking their chops at the financing opportunities some dumb fuck is about to sign up for.
O you know it
You can order a truck and get it in a reasonable time right now. That is what I'm seeing. From what I understand Ford has told dealers they are building ordered trucks first and not to expect new inventory.
6 months is what I am reading. 4 or so for Ram.
Might be but we’ve had two new platinums ordered since the new body style come out and checked with salesman Saturday they still have not started building them
