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I feel free to say "sorry you couldn't negotiate a better deal" and also "better luck next time."

Sure it did. March/April timeframe. Nobody was buying cars, so dealers were getting huge rebates to try and move the metal.

Not everybody bought in the early stages of a pandemic when sales hit the basement and manufacturers responded by nearly paying people to take cars off the lot.

Those fees go to governmental agencies and are not negotiable in any way. TTL vary wildly depending on where you register, so to use when figuring out % off gives an unmatched comparison to sales in other states. Example: Montana charges 0% sales tax while Oklahoma charges 11.5% If you must...

Specific tastes often require specific orders. That, or let a volume dealer know what you're looking for and for them to call you if/when something like that is headed their way. Be prepared to give on something if you aren't willing to order exactly what you want.

Tough to beat. Ramboxes change the usefulness of the truck in ways I can't describe well. Keeps the cab clean, bed free , and tools and 'extras' organized and in ther place in the ramboxes. Helps blend a life/work vehicle with little trouble. Bakflip Revolver X4 is a great hard soft cover...

Similar to when the sales manager/finance guy at the dealership tells you that they lost money on the sale while smiling and handing you keys. They didnt.

Take it to the/a dealership and have them look at it.

Thats a long term potential problem, not a short term actualized problem. I'll take my chances.

Its 21.5%. Clearly a good deal. If it is the truck you want and can afford, you should do that.

Agreed. Limiteds are nice, but a well equipped Laramie hit the sweet spot for me.

Sorry...didn't realize you were not referring to 1500s.

Glad you got that deal. Without knowing condition and equpiment, sounds like your buyer overpaid. I know used truck values are all over the map, but 45k for a 2014 with 85k miles is...a lot. I'm not looking to sell, but certainly would if someone is silly enough to overpay that much.

If you know where people are giving 55k for used laramies with 35k miles, let me know. I've got a 2020 Laramie, well equipped, with 5k I'd let go for 65k...

15 years ago, could you have seen consumer preference trending towards $70k trucks with opulent interiors? Things(technology AND consumer preferences) change, often rapidly.

My back hurts. Was in the truck when it got hit....

The book is the book.

That's when you call the Lawyer that advertises the most on your local TV channels.

If I'm interpreting the question properly, it is seeing if left running and locked sans fob, will the truck be able to be driven away should someone break in. A previous vehicle I had wouldn't move from P to D if the fob wasnt in the vehicle. I havent tested this in my truck.

It isn't illegal in all states. Sometimes the cabin needs to stay cool or warm based on reasons. It's a reasonable question.