You can't negotiate with the Finance Manager...you must do it BEFORE you get that far. The final deal is up to the General Sales Manager so you must deal with him/her.I’ll try my luck when I step in the dealer for the finance part
If you are absolutely ready to buy at this very moment, walk in and ask to see the General Sales Manager. Sit down with him/her and tell them this is the truck you want...you'll drive it off the lot right now, but this is where you need to be. Go for at least 18% off MSRP and see if you can land at a happy place. I buy new cars/trucks every 1.5 - 2 years...I am on #38 now that I bought my new 2021. I understand very well the game and how to play it. Don't deal with a peon salesperson...go straight to the top...it will save you a TON of time! With it being end of year, you have a far better chance to get what you want as they don't want to carry the truck into 2021.Yes I word it wrong. I’ll try and see what happens . Any pointers ?
If you shoot for $2K and settle at $1K...now you're another $1K ahead of the game! You never know what you can get unless you askSo roughly another 2k off of where I’m at now ?
Good price! Did you get 0% APR as well? If so, that will be a really good deal2021 Limited, Night package, eTorque V8, dual sunroof, limited level 1 package, tow group, ram boxes, multi function tailgate, 3.92s, 33 gal tank, ivory white, etc, etc. MSRP with destination fee was $75,200.
Invoice was $68,750. Selling price was $64, 250, no haggling required. Included employee pricing plus $500, First responder, returning customer, and military.
Was end of the month, end of the year, right before Xmas. Jones Junction of Bel Air, MD.
Make a trip to Bel Air, MD. Jones junction. You pay taxes based on where you register, not where you buy.I am located in Pennsylvania. I would estimate the bottom line costs minus TTT is about $56k.
Nah, got 2.4%. Was one or the other. The rebate or 0%. I pay off sooner, so went with the rebate instead.Good price! Did you get 0% APR as well? If so, that will be a really good deal
Hmm, the employee pricing for all does not apply to factory order?Read my post above. Right now, with Employee Pricing, you can build almost any RAM 1500 you want and end up with a built sheet with a great price. But unless you can somehow find your specific build existing on a dealer's lot somewhere (highly unlikely) or compromise heavily on a build the dealer selected, you are most likely not going to be able to get the price shown on the RAM website at your local dealer unless you're lucky enough to live near a high-volume dealer.
So, don't get too excited by the RAM website if you plan to build out and order your truck. It will not qualify for EP.
The employee pricing ends Jan 4th, and my understanding is that it is based on time of delivery. So you are limited to something already on the lot.Hmm, the employee pricing for all does not apply to factory order?
Just sent an email on a specific Rebel at Lank Land as ive read here people are getting some good pricing.
MSRP is $56,795 with destination charge.
I sent offer at $43,495 Before taxes and fees. Is this reasonable to get to with Lake Land?
What dealer you end up going through?I just picked up my 2021 Limited yesterday. MSRP $62,635. I got $10,300 off. I live in PA also, but bought this across the line in NY. Happy with the deal, especially since the Limited wasn't loaded with options.
Royal Chrysler in Owego, NY, but I dealt with 3 dealers in Eastern Pa who were comparable with the employee pricing. Royal happened to have the one I wanted on the lot, and gave me a good trade in. Smaller dealership, but great customer service which impressed me.What dealer you end up going through?
Hmm, the employee pricing for all does not apply to factory order?
Ask the sales manager.Hmm, the employee pricing for all does not apply to factory order?
I was told that the RAM rules for Employee Pricing explicitly state you must take delivery by a certain date. For the December EP event, that date was 1/4/21. It takes 2-3 months right now to have an order built.Hmm, the employee pricing for all does not apply to factory order?