Rockyroad217
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My bighorn msrp was 51,950 and i got it for 38,980 on tuesday (2 days ago)
My bighorn msrp was 51,950 and i got it for 38,980 on tuesday (2 days ago)
They called tuesday morning when i was getting ready to get it and claimed the incentive expired on monday and told me i couldnt get it for that price. I sent the GM an email saying we already shook hands on the price and they called back 5 min later and said come get it. Not sure what their motive was then.They are still running the 15% off MSRP on the Big Horn.
Good for you. My son bought on Monday but Kville was closed Sunday and since he had started negotiating on Sat, they honored the deal. No contracts were signed till Monday. So I don't know how the fudged it.They called tuesday morning when i was getting ready to get it and claimed the incentive expired on monday and told me i couldnt get it for that price. I sent the GM an email saying we already shook hands on the price and they called back 5 min later and said come get it. Not sure what their motive was then.
Well i think the issue with mine was we made the "deal" on monday but i didnt sign anything until tuesdayI bought my Limited on Saturday, but had to swing by the dealership on Monday for a minor issue. While there, I overheard the sales manager on the phone state that any deals done Monday would count toward June. In another thread a forum member mentioned that dealerships can't close out a month on a Sunday, so maybe that's why the deals were still going.
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I saw that too when i was getting tires for my wife's car. I walked over and thought "i wonder what msrp is? It must be reasonable....yeaaaaa.no."Just saw my first new 2019 Ford Ranger. Looks like a skinny F150. This was an XLT 4x4 crew cab.
The local Raleigh dealers are advertising MSRP of $40 with $2K off.
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I saw that too when i was getting tires for my wife's car. I walked over and thought "i wonder what msrp is? It must be reasonable....yeaaaaa.no."
MSRP $69.5k Paid $53.5k. No money down. Drove it from Indiana back home to Alabama to break her in.
Nice discount. That should have helped the break-in nicely, varied terrain and speeds etc.MSRP $69.5k Paid $53.5k. No money down. Drove it from Indiana back home to Alabama to break her in.
Great that you squeezed in the very last deal in the wee hours! 27% off is great, a legit $100 doc fee is hard to find, and of course a nice new RAm of any trim level is a nice ride!Just wanted to say a quick thank you to the forum for the extremely valuable info. I picked up my 19' Limited on 7/3 after closing the deal Monday AM (7/1) for 27% off MSRP and $100 Doc Fee. My 2011 RAM sold on 6/30 to a private party, so I was down to the wire to make a deal. I ended up at Apple CDJR in Shakopee, MN which uses the "This is our everyone price" model. Closed the deal Monday AM, flew Wednesday afternoon to the dealer and drove 8 hours home through some midwest pop-up thunderstorms. (19.1 MPG trip avg) I spent a relaxed 4th cleaning and coating the new truck. The truck is just amazing and I'm just blown away with how far Ram has come with fit/finish and interior materials. Fingers-crossed the reliability is as good as my faultless 2011 with 98K miles. View attachment 29903View attachment 29904View attachment 29905