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I have until 1/3 for that whopping $500 first responder discount!

Must take delivery by 11/1....prolly not gonna help many unfortunately.

Pretty much the backcountry package for big horns.

It would be a dumb move on the manufacturer and dealers part to offer more incentives on 2021s in this market.

I just checked the dealer site I ordered through and they have 20 2022 big horn quad cabs with an msrp in the 40s.

Anyone know what retail order in the bottom left means? Any difference in a dealer ordering a lot truck vs a customer ordered? Just curious

I'd say the 8-12 week estimate is accurate from the day they started building 22s.

It's a waste of time and doesn't even make sense. They aren't going to build random trucks in all parts of the country it financially would kill them and/or up our prices.

Probably just a coincidence because from what I've gathered, there is no rhyme or reason we can see why trucks are being built in the order they are. Itan near looks completely random.

Yep, I haven't even been waiting as long as most on here but agree with you. This will definetly be the last vehicle I ever order, especially from Ram if this is what the process is like all the time.

If you can afford the truck that'll be there in a week I'd buy that. Who knows how long it'll be for either truck you ordered. Might as well enjoy it instead of sitting around waiting for more months.

2500s are built in mexico and are getting built much faster

Sadly, these leaving provide no insight on the 22 builds.

My salesman quoted me $500 under invoice before I even picked options. I'm only counting on the $500 first responder discount on top of that when the truck comes in. I don't see them doing any sales on 22s by the time they are delivered.

Yea I was hoping the same but who knows. I have a feeling the two tone paint, and bed utility group will be a stalling point for them parts/upfitter wise.

If I couldve found a 2021 rebel anywhere in the country optioned close to mine I wouldn't have even ordered one. But that's the reason I'm here lol

They have to have the parts to build them, and the way production looks so far....it's not good at all. I'm starting to lose patience with the lack of information from ram.

Place local to me has at least 50 trucks on the lot of all trim levels.....all priced $1995 over msrp.

IMO the mandatory 7 day operation might be misconstrued here as every worker has to work 7 days. I'm thinking they just need to fill shifts so people still won't be working 7 days for months, they know that's just not gonna happen. They can fill shifts without making every worker in the plant...

Sadly you can't order a backcountry in crew cab with the 6'4" bed.