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I haven't steered any of you wrong yet. Pricing will be released March 16th. And as I have said from the beginning, about a week and a half after that, they trucks will be on sale. For a complex price. The base of the truck models will be reasonably prices, but as soon as you want to add...

I haven't steered any of you wrong yet. Pricing will be released March 16th. And as I have said from the beginning, about a week and a half after that, they trucks will be on sale. For a complex price. The base of the truck models will be reasonably prices, but as soon as you want to add...

I haven't steered any of you wrong yet. Pricing will be released March 16th. And as I have said from the beginning, about a week and a half after that, they trucks will be on sale. For a complex price. The base of the truck models will be reasonably prices, but as soon as you want to add...

What do you think about pricing themselves too close to Ford. The big draw for me years ago, was in 1/2 ton or 3/4 ton, Ram was often $4,000 less, with a few added options. Which I fear, Ram see's - oh, we have X grand we can raise the price and still be competitive, but it is no longer...

From my researching. The prices per level will be the same, and only see an increase in the Longhorn and Limited, which is mostly due to the moving headlights, along with options in lower level - which are standard. One thing it looks like, it could be cheaper for some people to order a higher...

Even looking through 2018s and the 2019 Cherokee. I am highly confused. Because I know its cheaper (at cost) to build 1,000 things compared to 500. Which making the keyless, push button start, rear defroster and others standard options. And making things in group does that. I am still confused...

20" Wheel upgrade on Laramie SHOULD Be $395...not certain

Other options 33 Gallon tank - $445Limited Slip - $435Rubber Mats - $125Trailer break - $295

I cannot say more than this, but 12" screen is a $1,395 option, but so far, this is the only number I cannot factually back up

Bed Utility Group (By FCA individual numbers) LED Light $145Spray Liner $495Bed Step $250 Laramie Level 1 Blind Spot Monitoring $595Auto High Beams and Wipers $545Parksense $445(other options in group apply little value)-since tailgate release is no different for how it releases-foam...

Jeep Active Safety Group $1,495 Includes:Adaptive Cruise Control with StopAdvanced Brake AssistFull Speed Forward Collision Warning PlusLaneSense® Lane Departure Warning PlusParallel and Perpendicular Park AssistRain Sensitive Windshield Wipers The Safety group for other Chrysler Vehicles...

Good news though. Depending on your region - their should be $1,500 to $2,500 in rebates. Though it is a new vehicle

Dual-Pane Panoramic Sunroof $2,095 is the 2018 price on Jeep Cherokee, but in the 2019 it is $1,295. So who knows

So, horrible news for everyone. Looking up the 2019 Cherokee, which has numbers online. 19 Speaker Harmon Kardon System is a $1,095 options

It is only a 4x2. Say it has the Sunroof, in order Chrysler's that is only $1,500 options, but lets says it's $2,000. Power Side Steps $950-$1,000....In the ends that is only $2,450 to $3,000 of options, and it still could or could not have these or could or could not have a touchscreen. From my...

Next Month.... a friend hasn't seen any in the rail cars yet. If I were other persons, I would consider waiting until April to order one. The amount of mistakes made, when learning to build a new vehicle is high. I remember when I was first put on a line, and .... Luckily there were people to...

The more I'm reading, the more my numbers are changing. But I will do my best to layout the price I end up figuring for my build.

Dual Pane Sunroof is $1,295

NEW CLUES ON RAM PRICING!!!!! Give me a few minutes, but I have found some prices on RAM 1500 truck prices, well options - to be more exact. These are actual prices. Being I am interested in a Laramie and above, that will be the prices I will be posting, mainly. For these features, the price...

The more I read and piece things together, the more I am certain - the days of affordable trucks are in the past, at least if you desire to have modern comforts. I see the Lariat for Ford, and the Laramie being a $60,000 MSRP from now own, if you desire things, such as a larger touch screen, or...