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Your truck looks awesome!
What do you think the damage is going to be to have something like that done?
there is plenty of room in that 85,200 msrp left for the dealer. you should be paying no more than dealer invoice and that still leaves the dealer 2-3K of hold back money and additional dealer discounts from Ram you never see those. but go in sit down and actually order a truck the bottom has the different prices listed and if he won't show it to you walk out. sales volume will make the dealer more money in the end and create loyal customers if they are treated correctly. which I think Marc dodge is doing this brilliantly and creating loyal customers from what I can understand by the comments here about Marc dodge. and I guess to say they are still making enough on each unit sold. they provide clear disclosure on their pricing.
yeah, it will likely be between $1,800 - $2,000. I think they often run promos for $100 off, or 0% financing for a year... so you can negotiate the price. The sales rep sent these before and after photos of a sample retrofit - I think the ram logo stitching looks good. I'll probably go with solid black with white stitching, just like the photo.
Very cool!
I love Mark Dodge I purchase my 2021 ram truck and dodge Scat Pack from them. Get their best deal on it them call Zack at Sterling Dodge in Opelousas, LA @ 337 942-1241 He will beat them by a $1000. Or at least he just did for me.
In my region, it looks like it is 10% off of most 2024 models.
I can only speak on factory ordering, but yes. The cost to travel to pick it up in Lake Charles or to have it shipped to you (around a $1/mile, I believe) is more than offset by the savings you'll get. Even if it is a wash, which I highly doubt it will be, their streamlined no bs process makes them the clear choice in my opinion.
It may not be that bad, if you want to install yourself, it's not that hard. A friend of mine just bought a used Ford Expedition, that the only thing wrong, was driver's seat was torn. Google searched, and found exact factory leather seat cover, bottom only, for $50. I think they had full sets of replacement covers, for about 600.
I flew down to Houston, where they picked me up, and took me to the dealership. I drove 1,400 miles home. Take a Friday off work, and take 2 days to drive home. Enjoy the new truck.
Was the price you paid essentially what's advertised online? Or did you get even more off from there?
I haven't looked at their ads, but the price the told me, when I sent my build, was just what they quoted me, plus the dealer charge, which they told me of at the time. Minus the rebates, at time of delivery. If they are advertising a price, that price probably is including rebates at that time. They are very honest and upfront. A quick call will confirm any questions.
I was kind of curious about the same thing. Wondering how he got to the $10k dealer discount. On their website, I see dealer discount on Laramie's listed around the $7500 mark, give or take a little.
