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I will not dispute that Mark Dodge is "the place" the buy, if I were looking seriously they are the first place I would contact.
I was so confused by the post that I didn't even realize it was counting rebates twice -there isn't $9K in rebates on a 2024 1500... just the $4500 national and then some regions have additional on top of that (but not double). Also, love your signature, and YES I have a quadcab of my own on order. Salesman was real pushy but I think it will be worth it in the end.
Not sure what you mean. I am just copy and pasting what‘s on the 3 dealers websites. The Idaho dealer has a better price than Seattle one and isn't too far away from Seattle. Whatever the dealers advertised that‘s what I posted.
All “comping the flight” means is discounting a bit more to help the potential buyer. I have no idea what or even who (other than Alaska) fly or charge. Everything is negotiable.
I didn't dare ask then to comp my flight or hotel wtf. Getting basicly the best deal in the Country from a no bs dealership which in insanely rare, no reason to try and screw with them and get a lower price than the lowest, why's it their fault you want to fly first class?
You got lucky, that is a good dealership (at least the sales department) and that's a really cool thing to see.
I am sorry they said it was well below invoice price not dealer price. It was below whatever the FWP price was on the price buildout sheet. Yes, I do believe I got lucky. Now I just need to make sure it’s exactly what I expected since there are no pictures of the Limited and the pictures of the trucks are mainly the Rebel and the Tungsten. So here’s to hoping.
I mean it's only $70,000, so not a big deal if it isn't right?
treadlightly.org
My dealer never took a deposit so if I don’t like I am sure they’d be happy to sell it to someone else for more profits. :-D. Yes, you have brought the gremlins back into my brain about whether or not the new engine is going to have massive issues within the first 5-10k miles.
Without a deposit you are not price protected FYI.
Thanks for letting me know. I think I am going to go stroke them a check tomorrow morning to make sure I don’t somehow get hosed. I did sign a Buyers Order for the price they gave me so I feel like that has be locked in. I’ll read the terms and see.
And if they ordered it for you, the window sticker should have your name on it (at least it did back in 2019).
It does but only on paper. If you lookup the window sticker it's still generic.
Well, that helps - but if you had Tread Lightly and bought with Mark Dodge we would have been discounting another 1% our price, pushing us another -$790 further southI am not sure if this helps anyone else looking but there is something called Treadlightly which gives you the ability to get 1% below invoice price on certain trucks. It only cost me $100 to sign up and it was part of the reason how my dealer was able to get my price so low to compete with Mark Dodge. I don’t know all the mechanics of it but you sign up for the 100 membership and after 30 days you’re eligible for %1 below invoice.
Heres the website.
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We are selling an identical product as every other RAM dealer in the country (on a sold-order), separated by our price and service.
Interesting because I was just trying to purchase a truck today and gave Reggie the tread lightly affiliate code and it only knocked $299 off a 73k truck from the price on the website. Couldn't get a deal done, unfortunately.Well, that helps - but if you had Tread Lightly and bought with Mark Dodge we would have been discounting another 1% our price, pushing us another -$790 further south
Without knowing the specific stock unit your talking about, or what other elements are at play - I can simply say that what I described as a 1% off our price is specific to FACTORY ORDERs as the thread title indicates. In stock units have a different level of dealer discount that varies based on our costs associated with that unit, overall inventory and sales trends, overall pace of month, inventory similar to that specific model, etc etc. If you are placing a factory order, when considering apples to apples, our ordering price will always be less than in stock. If you're looking at a 1500, however, the orders are for 2025s and in stocks are 2024s, which have drastically different incentives/costs. If you're still interested in shopping you can certainly DM me here or email me at [email protected] and I can see what we can find/achieve together!
