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Price negotiated from MSRP
- Thread starter Jared B
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I hear you on this. Im in the same boat. I have 2 months left of my lease but can swap now. These forums have been providingsome great insight. Seeing what prices these trucks can be gotten for makes me excited. But i dont want to compromise. I need 6'4 bed with ramboxes. Someone mentioned probably looking at when the hd trucks are available since they use 6'4 beds the most. Dreading waiting and missing these great deals.
Good luck, man. Totally agree on how helpful this forum is. I haven't been able to find any ramboxes locally imby but reading this forum it sounds like they will be more prevalent next year.
I cannot seem to get my local dealership in North Carolina to offer the types of deals you all are getting. Here is what I was quoted yesterday on a 1500 Longhorn, crew, 5.4 bed, 4x4. 36 mo 10k miles per year
MSRP - $62,025
Negotiated - $56,225 (original offer was $52k, but that was only if I'm buying)
Rebate - $2,250
Monthly lease price - $712.15
MSRP - $62,025
Negotiated - $56,225 (original offer was $52k, but that was only if I'm buying)
Rebate - $2,250
Monthly lease price - $712.15
Congrats! sounds like you did pretty good with the rebates after all!
I just got done doing exactly that! Craig was excellent to deal with and already sent me the VON. Thanks to the forum members that mentioned Koons. Now I will have the build exactly as I want....but the wait is gonna kill me.
I just got done doing exactly that! Craig was excellent to deal with and already sent me the VON. Thanks to the forum members that mentioned Koons. Now I will have the build exactly as I want....but the wait is gonna kill me.
Do you mind sharing the numbers for the deal you cut? Thank you and congratulations on your new truck.
AndreiV
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2019 Laramie CC, 4x4, short bed.
MSRP - $50,750
Negotiated Price - $44,750
October total rebate - $4,000
OTD Price (Tax +TTL) - $44,750
MSRP - $50,750
Negotiated Price - $44,750
October total rebate - $4,000
OTD Price (Tax +TTL) - $44,750
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But it seems like most on this forum are getting a full 10% under invoice, is this really a good deal?I just got done doing exactly that! Craig was excellent to deal with and already sent me the VON. Thanks to the forum members that mentioned Koons. Now I will have the build exactly as I want....but the wait is gonna kill me.
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2019 Ram Laramie 4x4 sport Ivory Tri-Coat
MSRP : $55245
Paid : $46337
Started negotiations at the invoice price which was around 51k and negotiated about 5k off of that. Also I was able to get 0.0%APR for 72 months. Overall I feel like I got a fair deal. Should have my truck delivered today!
Also I paid (49$)for a service called “fighting chance” which I saw mentioned on here a few times. Although I didn’t specifically use the method that the service states to use, it definitely was valuable information on how invoice price is calculated and how dealers make their money. A lot of good info I would definitely recommend.
-Richard
MSRP : $55245
Paid : $46337
Started negotiations at the invoice price which was around 51k and negotiated about 5k off of that. Also I was able to get 0.0%APR for 72 months. Overall I feel like I got a fair deal. Should have my truck delivered today!
Also I paid (49$)for a service called “fighting chance” which I saw mentioned on here a few times. Although I didn’t specifically use the method that the service states to use, it definitely was valuable information on how invoice price is calculated and how dealers make their money. A lot of good info I would definitely recommend.
-Richard
I could be totally wrong, but most of the great deals aren't on a Limited. I visited and talked to about 6 dealers trying to work the best numbers I could. I got one with a better % off MSRP but the truck had extras that I just didn't want (sunroof), so why pay for it? Plus I couldn't find interior and exterior combo with the other features I wanted. Also, I don't qualify for any of the conditional incentives that others get either. I ended up being 10k under MSRP before any incentives that are running the month I pick up the truck. So right now I am at 15% below MSRP and hopefully some upside on additional incentives. I am happy with the deal and again, I get the EXACT truck I want. Sounds like you disagree??
Thanks. Working with Koons is simple. He will work up Invoice cost and give you 7% under that.
Koons is pretty easy to work with. The only issue is a trade in. Complicates things. If you are doing a clean deal pretty simple. Trade in is only reason I did not buy there, plus I wanted to special order a truck. Too much hassle as I was 7 hours away. If he had something in stock I wanted, I would have done the deal with them. Price was great.
I lived in NOVA for awhile and I recall Koons being one of the better dealers. My dealer down here is telling me the final sales price is different for a lease vs buy. Is anyone else hearing that from their dealer?
Adam
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I've seen that reported many times many places. My uneducated guess would be that leases don't count in the dealer's vehicle sold targets so they won't go down as far as they either factor into a different lease target where they get less money back than sales targets, or they need to actually profit on the individual lease its self.
