A hypothetical question about buying a used car...

[CKN]

once upon a time, i found the original Moroney label online, and i swear the MSRP was like $34k., but of course, no one did pay that, it was originally a lease,
...but since I Sold that car 2 years a go, I don't have any of the associated paperwork anymore...
I do have it's Vin still, but looks like ford clamped down on access to the moroney's and Etis a few years ago..

I do have a copy of my C-Max's Moroney:
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Fords mid level XLT 2021 pickup (crew cab) truck is like $56,000.00. They have like a 10% discount right now. When things get back to "normal" it will be an easily $10,000.00 off sticker. Ford has always had "made for rebate pricing".

 

[Wolf359]

once upon a time, i found the original Moroney label online, and i swear the MSRP was like $34k., but of course, no one did pay that, it was originally a lease,
...but since I Sold that car 2 years a go, I don't have any of the associated paperwork anymore...
I do have it's Vin still, but looks like ford clamped down on access to the moroney's and Etis a few years ago..

I do have a copy of my C-Max's Moroney:
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Probably not worth paying the $8 for a window sticker these days on a car you don't own anymore. But I think that Motor Trend site is pretty accurate, all it's really missing is the destination charge which you could find somewhere else. I think you just add up all the options it mentions under features and you should be pretty close.

Monroney Labels

A Monroney Label provides you with factory options packages and pricing, manufacturers MSRP price when new, engine and transmission specifications, standard features and equipment, fuel economy rating, and factory recalls.

monroneylabels.com

 

[avacado11]

Realistically, as long as it was changed according to factory schedule I would be fine. So 10k on regular synthetic. With these newer engines, some turbo, I would not want a car ran on dino oil even at 5k intervals.