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Good job on the dealer discount, 10% is good. Can you clarify what the 4k in rebates are? I see (in my area) only $1500 rebates on the Limited. (Guessing you got $1000 truck conquest too)
Someone earlier in the thread tipped me off to Penfed. You have to be a member, but their car buying service (powered by TrueCar) will generate a $1000 certificate. You don't have to finance through them. The coupon is actually tied to your name / address in the DealerConnect software that...
Correct, that is the dealer discount off MSRP, before any rebates/incentives. 9% off is right under invoice, and some online dealers have 14% off (Idaho / Arizona)
Finally bought a Laramie 4x4 Crew Cab
MSRP 55700
Dealer discount: 7900 (14%)
Rebates: 5000 (3000 general + 1000 penfed + 1000 truck conquest)
Adj. price: 42800 (23% off MSRP)
I probably left some money on the table, but they did deliver the car 200 miles to me.
That makes your dealer discount ~ $7500, or 15% under MSRP which I believe is the highest dealer discount we've seen so far. 9% off is common and is right under invoice .... How did you negotiate it so low?
~9% dealer discount is common, it's about the F&F pricing. You can push for another few % off if it's worth your time.
What I'm curious about is how you qualify for $4500 on the limited? The general limited rebate is $1500, what is the other $3k?
Any tips for negotiating? Did you have to bring in another dealer's offer to get them to beat it? I'm running into a wall at about 9% below MSRP, and you were able to do 12% off the original MSRP (not counting rebates).
I've got 2 offers, none as stellar as others in this thread, and am having a hard time deciding ...
Dealer 1: 2019 Limited 4X4 (Level 1, Tonneau, 3.92, ASD, Sunroof, 22" wheels)
MSRP $66000
Dealer price $59500 (~1% under invoice, 9% below MSRP)
Rebates: $1500 + $1000 (penfed) = $2500
Price...
I'm a member of Penfed, but how to you get the $1000 certificate? All I see is their Penfed Auto Buying (Truecar) service that just gets you in contact with local dealers.
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