Any 2013 F 150 owners here? (5.0) (updated w/purchase)

They have had little to no problems out of the 5.0 engine. As far as the deal, I have no idea. Look at Autotrader for comparable trucks in your area to see what the market demands.

Tough to say if the deal is good. What's the price of the truck before your trade?

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Got one on my radar to possibly buy with 29k miles on it. I'll get it for around 23.5 after trade. Good deal? Good truck? Any problems for any of you? It's a Lariat 4 door FWIW.

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I have a 2012 5.0 lariat with 51k on the clock. zero issues so far.

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38.6, so I think they're working pretty hard for my business.

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38.6 for a used lariat....I'd look around more my friend. You could possibly get a new one for a little more plus a full warranty and better financing. I bought mine used with 36K miles last year for 28K (5.0 lariat with navi and 20" wheels).

I'll sell you a 2013 King Ranch 4x4 fully loaded with 5.0 monotone Tuxedo Black for $41k. 12k miles

Seems kinda high to me, 2WD I'm assuming? 2 years old, older body style, and the Ecoboost seems to be more desireable to most people.

I just did a quick build on Ford's website and came to a MSRP of $43,340 on a 2015 2WD crew cab Lariat with the 5.0.

That must be plain Jane Lariat. The 501s run mid to high 40s and the 502s run 50ish. And that's 2wd.

Correct, I didn't select any additional options as I was unsure what the 2013 might have had.

I do and I love it

I bought mine in early 2014. 5.0 Lariat 4x4 fully loaded. Next step up would have been KR. Only thing I didnt want was ecoboost.

FWIW I paid 39.5 (msrp 52)brand new off the lot with 4 miles on it. You can definitley get a better deal. Go shooping for new 2014's at the dealerships. You can get one for 38/39 if you haggle right. I brought one dealerships offer to the next and so on. They cant stand to lose to their competitors. Just keep walking out, they will give you what you want

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FWIW I paid 39.5 (msrp 52)brand new off the lot with 4 miles on it. You can definitley get a better deal. Go shooping for new 2014's at the dealerships. You can get one for 38/39 if you haggle right. I brought one dealerships offer to the next and so on. They cant stand to lose to their competitors. Just keep walking out, they will give you what you want

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Also factor in that you only have to pay the taxes on difference when trading in a vehicle. Say 30k truck trade in is 15k. You only pay taxes on the 15k owed. Some places will lower your actual trade in and factor in your tax incentive. Just something to be aware of.