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I returned my original unit due to leaking between the folds. Otherwise good unit!

I bought my truck for hopes if it being a family hauler. Once I realized 9-12mpg is all I got and my wife stated she wanted a mini van I saw it as a fair trade! I travel 25k+ miles per year so it got expensive quick. We are looking for a 21 Pacifica with certain features but it seems Chrysler...

I sold my 2020 ram limited for 4k more than I paid after 10k miles and 9 months. Ended up with a 2019 model 3 performance. Saving $100/mo and no longer spend $100-$200/week on fuel. Sure is fun too!

Thats why they would avoid re tooling until the last minute and milk the current event. Spending money later saves money now.

To a company as large as Stellantis depending on how the ram does maybe they want it to flop as an attempt to "rebrand and reimagine" themselves. I do agree though, i never would have bought one of these trucks until this generation came out, so I hope they help improve and do not fall further...

I feel like with stellantis buying FCA out that they would milk things a little more for profit but im sure FCA had plans for a refresh before the buyout was thought of

What?? They are already doing a facelift? Is the limited going to change too?

Because my opinion is better than everyone elses.... I would rather own a cybertruck performance model, and I did not vote, but if I did it would have been for Biden. /ThreadOfficiallyDerailed

I love Grand Theft Auto area!

Jeepers what do you do for a living!

Death and taxes too. Dont forgot those fun things.

So could chrysler tag your person essentially and elect to not offer funding? I would assume not as chrysler (stellantis, whatever they are now) doesnt care if the loan gets bought out.

Is there anything the dealer can do about it or the next purchase with ssme financer if chrysler?

MSRP - $66.4k Purchase - $54.4k Paid cash for 100k bumper to bumper and put about $8k down on top of that. At 72 mo I pay $814/mo at 2.29%. Traded in a 2017 Golf R that i was maybe 2k upside down on (because of prior deals). I would rather lease (if the deal was right), but I drive 20k+ mi per...

If i finance through dealer and refinance before their stipulation (generally three months?) the dealer loses their hold back?