omamatt
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Grapevine was one of the dealers that would not negotiate the removal of their ‘add ons’. That normal for Dallas area dealers?
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Price negotiated from MSRP
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Grapevine was one of the dealers that would not negotiate the removal of their ‘add ons’. That normal for Dallas area dealers?
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Roddog2220
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grapevine adds that stupid 1k mop AND glow bs, dealers who do that crack me up
Roddog2220
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it says level 1 package, what options are you referring 2?
BowDown
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Level 1, that may be a new truck they received since I've looked.
What is level 2, the driving aids minus the 19 speaker and some other items? I dont think that you can get both level 1 and 2 on the limited, it's one or the other and I think level 1 includes options in 2.
BowDown
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I never talked to them so that doesn't surprise me
Roddog2220
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i saw a dealer in east dallas adds 2500 of mop and glow, non negotiable lol rockwall i believe
My dealer in OKC added roughly $2500 in additional fees and services, but their discount off of MSRP was over $18k on a Laramie. Sometimes it makes sense to pay the fees, the total discount still beat my other options handily. The fees are ridiculous, but so was the discount... and I got some tinted windows and all weather mats out of the deal... so I guess there’s the silver lining!
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Grapevine added some bull crap tracker fee for $1k, but overall was 19k off MSRP on a 19 limited back in October.... I finally caved. Love the truck, so much nicer and for significantly cheaper than Ford and Chevy dealers around town.
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Anyone on here still lurking at dealers during this weird time? Trying to shoot for 25%-30% tomorrow when I go in.
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bunch of us lol
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I keep mind bobbling...is not the time or not. With plants being shut demand is going to increase. With health concerns and lock downs people will stay home and not spend. It’s a crapshoot which way it’s going to go. I really think everyone will be so ‘excited’ to be free again there’s going to be a spending spree. My gut, which is wrong a lot, is deals are best now and next few weeks...thoughts?
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Gitter
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That spending spree will be so true for some, but don't forget that thousands are being laid-off or are not getting paid while at home. Earlier today news broke saying that FCA just axed 2,000 workers due to COVID-19
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Agreed. Some will spend and some likely won't because they've been out of work, and these vehicles bare expensive enough as is. Best deals last year were around spring/summer, with the best deals coming in June. Assuming something similar for this year and adding in the whole Corona virus, I would think prices would be even better. I can't see, at a minimum, any of the big 3 removing the 84 months/0% next month. They should be extended... question is, will rebates/discounts increase? Based on the current market, or lack thereof, prices should drop even more in the coming month/months.
My feelings exactly. If the factory can't build trucks and keep the pipeline filled where is their incentive to push sales with higher incentives? Maybe good dealer deals for a couple of weeks but once current inventory starts to dry up the great deal will as well. I'm waiting on a factory order (just built before they shut down) but considering backing out until things sort themselves out. Lots to consider but I'll need to decide soon as my truck will arrive soon!
Willwork4truck
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Thats sick but good for you! I pd $7K more last year...
All you new buyers need to remember the $250 Bonus Drive rebate...
I don't see how dealerships will still be open to buy a truck though. Not for awhile anyway. They are hardly "essential businesses" when your area gets shut down like our county starting Friday at 5 pm...
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Dealers here in MD were just told that they are essential and are opening back up for sales and service. That makes sense why they are all texting and calling me again. They are still playing hard ball saying that prices aren't going to get better and it wont be anything like previously where there were massive deals because of what was said on here, the inventory. I just flat out told them that I was willing to take the risk of seeing what was going to happen.
Jrsem0317
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I picked up my first Ram yesterday. MSRP was $69,170 and I ended up OTD for just over $56,000.
Willwork4truck
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remember to check that Bonus Drive rebate. Google it or go onto the new members threads, usually Patsy 1099 has posted the info and link.
That includes tax?
