For a Laramie, you might be looking at $1000 to $1500 as far as incentives right out of the gate. I feel that would be your absolute max though. The higher the trim, the lower the incentives. Rebels, Limiteds, Longhorns might have $500, if anything at all.
Currently, 2020 Laramies have approximately (based on region/location) $3000 in incentives. It’ll be interesting to see where 2020 incentives are at the beginning of next week with the beginning of the new month.
In the Virginia NOVA area as of this past Friday Laramies have a discount of at least $8,000 plus a $4,500 rebate; i just got my truck on Friday.
Also in-regards to the Destination/freight all dealers in the NOVA area add destination back in as a separate line item after they apply discount. so that $8K discount actually comes out to $6,305. I went back and forth with 2 different dealerships and they said the same thing "we are giving you an $8K discount, whats the problem?". None were wiling to listen that giving me an $8K discount and then adding back in a line item from the original price does not equal i'm getting a an $8K discount.
I called FCA and talked to them about how the Dealers are applying the discounts and they said that if the discount is an FCA discount the dealer must give the full discount to the buyer or they will not be reimbursed by FCA;. Caveot being that the discount is an FCA discount vs dealer discount. FCA said they check/review this when dealers submit purchase contracts to them for discount reimbursement.
The FCA rep said if I wanted to open a grievance/compliant they would review the sales contract and they have had instances where the dealer "incorrectly" applied the discount resulting in the buyer not receiving the full discount the dealer submitted for reimbursement and FCA required the dealer or FCA reimburse buyer that amount via mailed check.
So I plan on submitting my sales contract to FCA for them to review and maybe I will get my destination back which is $1,695. We will see what happens.
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