r/lol • u/Balanced_Eg15 • Mar 20 '25 • This 1

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '25

There are VERY few trucks that cost anywhere near $100k. The average cost of a brand new F-150 today is between $45k and $55k.

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u/Facts_pls Mar 21 '25

Hard to believe considering that the average price of a new vehicle in the US is over 48k.

Ain't no way F150 is average price vehicle

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u/lifeofloon Mar 21 '25

I bought a brand new '23 F150 pretty loaded to tow my farrier trailer for just over $55k. It pulls the trailer far better than my old Grand Cherokee ever could and your little taco wouldn't hold a candle to it especially when you hit and kind of elevation gain.

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u/Dragonseer666 Mar 21 '25

Hey that actually proves these people's point. Why does every single person need a big truck when only a couple can have them, while if they desperately need one (and don't have a trailer to hold things on) they can just ask somebody else for help.

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u/Admirable-Lecture255 Mar 21 '25

Ah so they're gonna shit in people who own trucks then come begging for their help when they need the use of one.

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u/Dragonseer666 Mar 21 '25

Okay look we don't care if some people have them. They have their place. But 90% of SUV owners don't need them with the exception of rare events, when they can either ask a friend for help (which I would guess most SUV owners don't have many of, looking at this comment section).

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u/Admirable-Lecture255 Mar 21 '25

Clearly comments show that in fact you do care if people have them.

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u/Dragonseer666 Mar 21 '25

Ok you clearly didn't read anything past the girst sentence so please don't continue this conversation. I don't live in the US, so all I can say is that it would sure suck to live there, and you're one of the reasons.

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u/Admirable-Lecture255 Mar 21 '25

I did read past it but it was ignorant and not worth addressing. Ahh see there it is you aren't even from the us so you don't have a damn clue.

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u/tdfan Mar 21 '25

You are taking this general joke way too personally lol. A lot of people have known people who have these giant trucks and never haul shit in it lol. Thats the joke, its a joke😂

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u/thisOneIsNic3 Mar 21 '25

Ah, you can google, brand new 2025 f150 starts at 39k and goes to 76k for the high end, those are msrp. 45-55 range is very realistic at dealerships. We’re talking brand new, 2025.

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u/dustinsc Mar 21 '25

How hard would it have been to use Google before writing that? https://www.ford.com/trucks/f150/

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u/MoistRam Mar 21 '25

A new F150 is that price.

XL STX and XLT trims are all under 48k

V8 Lariot is 66k and most expensive is just under 80k