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I was priced a 13 XLT 4x4 SuperCrew for $33.5k after incentives.

That was a rip off. I bought a fully loaded 12 Super Crew with the 5.0 , 6.5 bed and 7 year extended warranty for $36k out the door in January of 2012. That was the next trim level up from an XLT and had heated and cooled leather seats with the flow through AC to the rear of the cab. I spent a month negotiating that deal. Sticker was $43k... Remember, my $36 was the out the door price... tax and tags included.
 
That was a rip off. I bought a fully loaded 12 Super Crew with the 5.0 , 6.5 bed and 7 year extended warranty for $36k out the door in January of 2012. That was the next trim level up from an XLT and had heated and cooled leather seats with the flow through AC to the rear of the cab. I spent a month negotiating that deal. Sticker was $43k... Remember, my $36 was the out the door price... tax and tags included.

I'm sure sticker was even higher than that! My 12' XLT Supercab 4x4 5.0's Sticker was $42,100 and I drove it off the lot for $29,200. Couldn't find a Supercrew with a 6.5' box within 350 miles when i was shopping. Honestly, I've been happy with just the Supercab, I'm surprised how comfortable the back seat is and at 6' tall I don't feel cramped sitting back there. Can't complain about the mileage either, 700+ miles between gas stops on road trips and pulls and averages 20-21mpg @ 70mph and 18-19mpg @ 80.
 
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