paramehdic
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Anyone in Canada specifically Ontario share pricing they received? Couple dealers advertising some decent discounts (Raceway/Galt Chrysler) but its not local to me.
Its always open. The friends and family discount it a program that is offered to Chrysler employees and or retired employees. They can give their "CID #" to any friend or family to use up to 6 times a year for this discount. Its called FFP. There is also EP which is the same concept but is only for immediate family and or the actual employee. FFP is about 1% under invoice and EP is about 5-6% under invoice. It depends on the car that you purchase that changes the % off in each program,Does anybody know when the friends and family discount program will be open again?
You must be talking about a different program then. I have no idea what this tread lightly membership is. The Friends and Family dicosunt I am talking about is a program that all FCA employees and retired employees have 24/7Well I'm confused then. My buddy can get a friends discount, but he says when he goes to the website it says it's closed. When I drove a Ram the other day the salesman says the program is gone and not coming back..? Is this the same discount as you get with a Tread Lightly membership?
https://www.treadlightly.org/old/join/fcusa-affiliates-reward-program/You must be talking about a different program then. I have no idea what this tread lightly membership is. The Friends and Family dicosunt I am talking about is a program that all FCA employees and retired employees have 24/7
Well I know for 110% that the FFP and EP programs are still active and have been for years. So this must be some kind of program you can purchase to be a part of that your speaking of. But the FFP and EP program that FCA employees and past employees have is active.https://www.treadlightly.org/old/join/fcusa-affiliates-reward-program/
Get the discount everyone is talking about!
Individual members at the $100+ level are eligible to receive Affiliate Rewards Program Preferred Price (1% below factory invoice) on the purchase or lease of most new Chrysler, Jeep®, Ram, Dodge, and FIAT vehicles.
Limited 4x4
MSRP: $66,195
Dealer price: $57,543
After rebates & finance incentive: $54,043
(not including any other fees, taxes, etc.)
And also was there a trade-in involved?Limited 4x4
MSRP: $66,195
Dealer price: $57,543
After rebates & finance incentive: $54,043
(not including any other fees, taxes, etc.)
On the lot for over a month. They had another truck that just got delivered (same exact specs/options) and was $2,500~ more since it hadn't been sitting there. High volume dealer.Was this an order or one off the lot?
Yes, but it was irrelevant to the pricing - when I got numbers I didn't mention a trade at all. These are numbers they advertise right on the website, and no sketchy B.S. stacking of every possible rebate in the book in their listed prices either.And also was there a trade-in involved?
Anyone in Canada specifically Ontario share pricing they received? Couple dealers advertising some decent discounts (Raceway/Galt Chrysler) but its not local to me.
Where abouts are you located, if those are not close to you? east, west or north end of the city?Anyone in Canada specifically Ontario share pricing they received? Couple dealers advertising some decent discounts (Raceway/Galt Chrysler) but its not local to me.
Where abouts are you located, if those are not close to you? east, west or north end of the city?
Nice! CongratsOn the lot for over a month. They had another truck that just got delivered (same exact specs/options) and was $2,500~ more since it hadn't been sitting there. High volume dealer.
Yes, but it was irrelevant to the pricing - when I got numbers I didn't mention a trade at all. These are numbers they advertise right on the website, and no sketchy B.S. stacking of every possible rebate in the book in their listed prices either.
https://www.billluke.com/inventory/new-2019-ram-all-new-1500-limited-4x4-crew-cab-1c6srfht5kn580326
This is basically the exact deal I got. But this truck is marked down $1,000 more than when I was there 2 weeks ago. Almost bought it, but went with Delmonico Red instead. I tried to get a local dealer to match this before driving 500 miles to buy from this dealer, and was told to kick rocks, and said the selling dealer was pulling shady **** to advertise at that price... nope! It was not too good to be true.
A few members have mentioned the desire to have a price paid thread so I decided to do one and pin it here so it will be easy for everyone to find.
I think the best way to make this thread is as follows:
MSRP of the specific truck
What Rebates and incentives were applied and $ amounts
Any further negotiations
Final price
Please do not include trade in values, taxes, OTD price or anything like that as those are all variable depending on where you live etc. Rebates and incentives are also regional so also please post up where you purchased the truck and when.
Example:
2016 Ram 1500 Sport
MSRP $64,440
-$10,000 rebate from Ram
-$1000 skilled trades rebate
-$3940 additional negotiated at dealer
=$49,500 paid
Vancouver. B.C August 2016
On the lot for over a month. They had another truck that just got delivered (same exact specs/options) and was $2,500~ more since it hadn't been sitting there. High volume dealer.
Yes, but it was irrelevant to the pricing - when I got numbers I didn't mention a trade at all. These are numbers they advertise right on the website, and no sketchy B.S. stacking of every possible rebate in the book in their listed prices either.
https://www.billluke.com/inventory/new-2019-ram-all-new-1500-limited-4x4-crew-cab-1c6srfht5kn580326
This is basically the exact deal I got. But this truck is marked down $1,000 more than when I was there 2 weeks ago. Almost bought it, but went with Delmonico Red instead. I tried to get a local dealer to match this before driving 500 miles to buy from this dealer, and was told to kick rocks, and said the selling dealer was pulling shady **** to advertise at that price... nope! It was not too good to be true.