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Price negotiated from MSRP

Rambunktious said:
I agree with WillWork4Truck. I ordered a 2021 Longhorn Limited with the 10th Anniversary package and I couldn't the dealer to come down to invoice. Since you're already below invoice by almost $3K, you are doing pretty good. You're $58,343 is almost 6% below invoice, which is about what you'd get from Koons or Criswell, both of whom offer 6% below invoice. As WillWork4Truck said, if you are happy with the price and you are getting the exact truck you want, then you should go for it because it's hard to say whether you will find a better deal. Also, WillWork4Truck is right about the lifetime warranty on the powertrain. That is most likely a dealer offer that won't be available at other dealerships. You might want to get more information about that if you are considering it as part of the package deal. Maybe you can get them to work in a MOPAR extended warranty in lieu of the powertrain package to sweeten the deal for you.
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Criswell changed and woukd not do the 6 percent below..his best was 4.5 percent and a lower fee...anyone else find that lately?
 
baccigalup said:
Did you buy from koons?
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Nope.

Small dealer in upstate NY, and registering in NJ. Dealer was helpful with the paperwork, but didn't know precisely what NJ needed (I'm more inclined to blame NJ than the dealer).

And to top it off, I need to go for a NJ inspection sticker too - 5 trips in total to register a new vehicle purchased out of state in NJ at least.
 
wxmanny said:
yes, the mega cab in a 2500, Koons on a 21 order, has a great deal, at 13% lower including the $900 dealer fee

Thank you all for all the advise and help, this has been very helpful and if I didn't find this thread i was looking at a local place on a recommendation which was $3k more

after I order i will need to part with my 06 Chevy Avalanche, I will miss that toy
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This is a 1500 section
 
baccigalup said:
Criswell changed and woukd not do the 6 percent below..his best was 4.5 percent and a lower fee...anyone else find that lately?
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This is the link from the forum advertisement on Criswell. Their discount is typically off MSRP so you have to compare to others that discount off invoice. I think you have to deal with Carl too.
www.theram1500ranch.com

Criswell Ram Special Pricing Program

2019 Ram 1500 lowest prices around. Special Ram Employee Pricing Program
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Just got a quote for a custom order from Criswell today. Pricing was EP price which is typically 4-5% below invoice.

If the deals were lower in the past those were some sweet deals.
 
Just got a bunch of quotes from dealers. I gave them a build sheet and asked for their best deal making it clear I was getting quotes from other dealers. Most of them came in at or above invoice.
I did, however, try the Costco Auto purchasing program, and they came in ~$1300 under invoice (about 10% below MSRP) on a Ram 1500 Limited fully loaded.
I'm not sure if anyone has tried that, but it may be worth the $45-100 to join Costco if you don't already have a membership.
MSRP: $73,490
Invoice: $67,510
Costco Price: $66,210 + $595 doc fee NO Dealers installed items.
That's without incentives. I feel like that's pretty darn good.
I haven't pulled the trigger yet. I had one dealer tell me it's 8-10 weeks build time! That sounds insane. The incentives may be all different by then.
Anyone know what build times are running?
 
AstroBacon said:
Just got a bunch of quotes from dealers. I gave them a build sheet and asked for their best deal making it clear I was getting quotes from other dealers. Most of them came in at or above invoice.
I did, however, try the Costco Auto purchasing program, and they came in ~$1300 under invoice (about 10% below MSRP) on a Ram 1500 Limited fully loaded.
I'm not sure if anyone has tried that, but it may be worth the $45-100 to join Costco if you don't already have a membership.
MSRP: $73,490
Invoice: $67,510
Costco Price: $66,210 + $595 doc fee NO Dealers installed items.
That's without incentives. I feel like that's pretty darn good.
I haven't pulled the trigger yet. I had one dealer tell me it's 8-10 weeks build time! That sounds insane. The incentives may be all different by then.
Anyone know what build times are running?
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Is it for 2020 or 2021?


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Paultg said:
This is the link from the forum advertisement on Criswell. Their discount is typically off MSRP so you have to compare to others that discount off invoice. I think you have to deal with Carl too.
www.theram1500ranch.com

Criswell Ram Special Pricing Program

2019 Ram 1500 lowest prices around. Special Ram Employee Pricing Program
www.theram1500ranch.com www.theram1500ranch.com
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12 percent is good, especially for no effort....but 14 percent at koons was better even with a lower doc fee at criswell.

No dealer in nj or ny would come close to either of those.
 
AstroBacon said:
Just got a bunch of quotes from dealers. I gave them a build sheet and asked for their best deal making it clear I was getting quotes from other dealers. Most of them came in at or above invoice.
I did, however, try the Costco Auto purchasing program, and they came in ~$1300 under invoice (about 10% below MSRP) on a Ram 1500 Limited fully loaded.
I'm not sure if anyone has tried that, but it may be worth the $45-100 to join Costco if you don't already have a membership.
MSRP: $73,490
Invoice: $67,510
Costco Price: $66,210 + $595 doc fee NO Dealers installed items.
That's without incentives. I feel like that's pretty darn good.
I haven't pulled the trigger yet. I had one dealer tell me it's 8-10 weeks build time! That sounds insane. The incentives may be all different by then.
Anyone know what build times are running?
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How are you guys getting Costco pricing? All that shows up for me is Chevy, GMC, Volvo and Toyota.
 
Has anyone found the November incentives for 2020 models? All of rebates disappeared and nothing has replaced them.
 
My local dealers just adjusted the dealer discount to make the price the same as they have been the last few months if not more. lol
 
Nv6425 said:
Is it me, or does this seem like a worse deal than October?
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Tomorrow once dealer sites update the pricing to include EP will be the true measure. If they keep dealer discount what it was on top of the EP would be a better deal. Doubt that will happen though.
 
Ninjabros said:
My local dealers just adjusted the dealer discount to make the price the same as they have been the last few months if not more. lol
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ramtruck89 said:
Tomorrow once dealer sites update the pricing to include EP will be the true measure. If they keep dealer discount what it was on top of the EP would be a better deal. Doubt that will happen though.
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Looking at a couple dealers, the EP prices are already in and the dealers did exactly what Ninjabros said.

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