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FWIW, the Stellantis terminal at Port of Baltimore has no 1500's. There were several hundred a couple or three weeks ago. This doesn't necessarily mean they are running out. I have seen it this low several times in the past. Maybe just the end of 21's being shipped.

Any word yet on when the Ram site will transition to 2022 builds? I know... it's a tool to direct you to current dealer inventory... so we don't need to go there.

BUT it's a very small state and both a waffle house AND an IHOP are less than 2 miles away. So you COULD drive your lawn tractor to either AND there are 3 liquor stores and a Dollar General on the way. Stick a fork in it.

Let's settle this once and for all. I live a mere 10 miles south of the Mason-Dixon. I can go 9 miles north to the Ballpark Diner and get served grits with a smile. Oh and wash it down with sweet tea.... nuff said, sho nuff SOUTH, discussion closed.

Two lights up off of Osbourne

Yeah that's what I want to do. Cut through the BS, agree on the numbers upfront before I ever walk through the door. Gotta watch that hiked up MSRP in the contract, they'll charge you more tax that way, pay the state on another number and pocket the diff. Slimeballs.

How do dealerships get paid out of a loan? A onetime commission at the beginning of the term or over the term or at payoff/buyout? Do they split 50/50 with the banks or does it depend on referral number?

Most of the sales contracts I've seen are convoluted messes. In my opinion it's on purpose to direct your attention from their add ons and interrupt a logical line of reasoning when adding costs. To their advantage. Jus sayin

I'm playing with a spreadsheet and I have and will play around more with rate and term. I'd say the GM's and F&I people are able to easily extrapolate parts of a point to the whole deal in their head. Take it here adds it there. That's what I want to be able to do on the fly. Considering taking...

Yep that's zactly what I needed. Was having a schizm visualizing it. That's what they do all day everyday. I hate being at a disadvantage so I'm trying to "get it" so I can hit their knuckleballs.

Can someone tell me what the delta is between getting $500 off price of vehicle = what % of loan financing. I'm wondering incentive for dealer discounting vs adjusting APR and how they get paid (make their money). Would assume they'd rather have their money sooner than later and give up their...

I work near the car lots at the Port of Baltimore. Pretty sure it's the biggest on the East Coast. Most of the lots are FULL with trucks loading and waiting to load. Main players; MB all lots packed, some overflow on leased space. Mazda packed; predominately CX- 5's & 7's, lots of 3's too...

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a36982865/2022-ram-1500-backcountry-edition-specs/?source=nl&utm_source=nl_cdb&utm_medium=email&date=071321&utm_campaign=nl24308581

You could make a case many things are at a 7X factor from back then (70's). An early 70's Merc 280 avg options $9500, Rolls $65,000, Dodge D 100 $2699.

My first car a 67 Rambler Rebel was $50. I paid somewhere around $150 in insurance every qtr. Different day.... altogether different day.

Makes perfect sense. So dealers will have inventory by spring 22 right?! LOL Gonna be a fupped duck summer

Any idea of when the Ram site will be updated to build 2022's?

The "coolest" feature would be an oscillating center vent. My wife's 83 Mazda GLC had that way back when. Haven't seen it in another car yet. It was fantastic on a hot day with the a/c on high. It really was a great little car.

Do you have the link to this page?

Soaring Used Car Prices May Result In "Shocking" Inflation Report Next Week https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/soaring-used-car-prices-may-result-shocking-inflation-report-next-week-0