Lightning ER on Carvana

[F150ROD]

This one has 1k miles, looks like someone has already jumped on it.

https://www.carvana.com/vehicle/2482179

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[ninjaybot]

$121k holy smokes.

 

[F150ROD]

$121k holy smokes.

Is that after TTL?

 

[kbuicker]

Sale pending!

 

[ninjaybot]

Is that after TTL?

Yeah at the bottom of the ad, it shows the price out the door with tax and shipping etc.

 

[Regular150]

Yeah at the bottom of the ad, it shows the price out the door with tax and shipping etc.

Well now that my college is going to be paid for, I can spend a little more monthly for this Lightning. Thank you guys for funding a portion of my Bachelor's in Bagpiping from Carnegie Mellon University.

 

[piratefan2]

I'm still waiting to see a Pro up for sale.

 

[F150ROD]

I just put my info, 6k miles and they offered $90k

 

[LightningShow]

I just put my info, 6k miles and they offered $90k

Tempting…

 

[F150ROD]

Tempting…

It is, but then I think the value will continue to hold steady once the 23’s and their price hike come in. I wonder if a Ford dealer would offer more.

 

[Lucky EV]

I just put my info, 6k miles and they offered $90k

ER or SR?

 

[F150ROD]

ER or SR?

ER

 

[jazzmanmonty]

I'm still waiting to see a Pro up for sale.

There was a Pro on carsdotcom for $100k for a few days. It was White and in Illinois i believe. Looks like it sold a couple days ago. I thought i took a screen shot, but i can't find it.

 

[LightningShow]

It is, but then I think the value will continue to hold steady once the 23’s and their price hike come in. I wonder if a Ford dealer would offer more.

Yeah, considering the tax rebates and price hikes, those of us with '22s can probably drive it for 2-3 years and come out breakeven or ahead, especially if you have state level tax rebates. That might be what I end up doing.

 

[vandy1981]

Well now that my college is going to be paid for, I can spend a little more monthly for this Lightning. Thank you guys for funding a portion of my Bachelor's in Bagpiping from Carnegie Mellon University.

What does this have to do with this thread?

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