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What you need to find out is the RV/MF (from Edmunds forums). Compare the numbers to what the dealer is offering you. Also, try not to put ANY money down while leasing. While we’re at it - do you really want to lease for 42 months, when the b2b warranty is 36 months?

You should be able to get under invoice (5-6%) + whatever incentives you qualify for.

Problem with Rebels is that the manufacturer rebates are almost non-existant (well, maybe $1-$2k, vs something like $6-7k on a Big Horn. Did you try Tyson in Shorewood? I haven’t bought mine yet, but did talk to them few months back and they were pretty straight forward.

Not a Ram Owner (yet, at least), but here’s how I see it. The MOST reliable brand has an average of 1 problem per vehicle and the least reliable on has 2.5 problems per. Sure, we’re talking 150% more problems, but at the end of the day is 1.5 more problems THAT much more? And what kind of...

You just bring your registration - you don’t have to trade it in.

And.... the powers that be decided to screw up the "search" function on the mothership website.... Really? It was working (mostly) fine. SMH....

Unless FCA ups their game, the Truck Month looks like a big snooze. In Midwest, the Classic has $9k in incentives/rebates (plus whatever targeted ones you qualify for), but the new ‘19 has the same $5250 as past couple months. The targeted incentives DO seem to include the $1k Conquest (at...

Do you drive with the front seats all the way back? If no, than the only way to truly compare is to set the front seat in your driving position and then do the measurements. For all we know, the Ram’s seat slides back further than the F150s.

It’s a moot point right now - but.... Do you like your currently leased vehicle? $0.20/ mile is pretty decent. If you wind up racking up another 8-10k miles resulting in another $2k in fees, do you think the miles you put on the new Ram will be cheaper? Not sure when the production on ‘20...

Effectively ~$572/month with $0 drive off. Got it within the magical ~1% of MSRP - looks good!

Looks like a pretty bad deal. With your $7k down (ideally you should NEVER put any money down), you're effectively paying ~$820/month!

Seems like you should be able to do better, but I guess it depends on your market (and whether you qualify for any targeted incentives).

6% or better below invoice (plus available rebates) should be quite doable.

I’m not sure if you tried it, but give vroom or carvana a shot. From what I’m reading, most people have good luck selling to either one of them.

I was wondering what kind of car you had that has you under water so much after only couple years. Surprised that it’s a Lexus, but if you put a lot of miles on, there’s no magic bullet. At least it’s not one of the German cars - talk about taking a hit on depreciation! You’re probably better...

Not sure if you’re still looking, but I FINALLY found few V6 Laramies within 150 miles from Chicago (Madison, WI). If the inventory doesn’t improve soon, I’ll just have to order one.

Jason strikes again . Was this a custom order or in stock? Looks like a great deal!

For what it's worth.... Looks likt its 91-92% on higher trims. https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/2019-Ram-1500-Price-c27482

Go to ram trucks,com -> Shopping Tools -> View Incentives and Offers. OR post a question on Edmunds forum (search for edmunds Ram 1500 lease deals”. Someone in the know will respond with discounts as well as MF and RV values for your specific area.

Price was definitely “right”. It basically came down to selection. I’ll probably cough up the $100, sign up for tread lightly and place an order. It’ll give me time to sell the ‘06 Tundra privately.