Bay Area RAM
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Great program for sure but I heard somewhere you lose all other incentives. Not sure if that’s true but if so you’d have to balance that out and see which way you come out the best.
If you need 84 months to pay off a vehicle, then you need to buy a less expensive vehicle.
that ain't no ****...If you do take the 0 percent, ensure you get the GAP insurance. probably be upside down for the first 5 years unless your will be putting a substantial down payment on it.
If you do go ahead, don't forget that $250 rebate thing... "Bonus Drive".I should be finding out soon. Traded my 2019 in on a SUV and have regretted almost every day. Looking to get into another one this week.
Did you apply for the $250 rebate through "Bonus Drive"?I just bought my new 2020 on 3/2 now I wish I would’ve waited not for the 0%84, but for the deals that will be going on when things get back to normal.
Not yet just found out about it thanks.Did you apply for the $250 rebate through "Bonus Drive"?
Sign me up please for a 50% off Ltd. I'd drive it for my commute vehicle. $68K/2 = $34K.Keep waiting. The big three are hurting right now, and so are the dealers. This is only the beginning. The prices will start coming down soon. I bought my 2008 1500 Lonestar QC during the last recession. I bought it new for 50% off MSRP + TTL. No tricks, no hidden fees, no BS.
If this current recession continues, you can expect prices to crash during the summer. Keep waiting.
maybe not exactly but shoot us your list of must haves and then like to haves. Maybe we can find it...I'm waiting for prices to be slashed as well. All the local dealers are still open. Problem is, no one within a 500-mile radius has exactly what I want in stock.