Floppyfish11
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Oh you showed them your build and they quoted it and all, gotchaaaa. I wish more dealers were like this.
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Price negotiated from MSRP
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On instock units, the GM will sometimes do a significantly higher dealer discount for a short period of time if we have big inventory on a certain trim level or price range - so at the time that @ksarbau purchased, the $10K was actually advertised online as such. Just a matter of the fact that what he was looking for turned out to be just what we had as a little promo boost that timeframe.
@6of36 on the other hand did a factory order, so it was a set % off MSRP dealer discount (we establish those at beginning of model year and rarely change, unless RAM does something strange). Then all available rebates/incentives applied as qualified for.
99% of the time, the factory order will get a better % disount than an instock. At the time that @ksarbau purchased, with $10K dealer discount on a 2024, the 2024s were no longer available to order - so that actually still remains true
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Thanks for the info and...:you can't custom order 2024s anymore?On instock units, the GM will sometimes do a significantly higher dealer discount for a short period of time if we have big inventory on a certain trim level or price range - so at the time that @ksarbau purchased, the $10K was actually advertised online as such. Just a matter of the fact that what he was looking for turned out to be just what we had as a little promo boost that timeframe.
@6of36 on the other hand did a factory order, so it was a set % off MSRP dealer discount (we establish those at beginning of model year and rarely change, unless RAM does something strange). Then all available rebates/incentives applied as qualified for.
99% of the time, the factory order will get a better % disount than an instock. At the time that @ksarbau purchased, with $10K dealer discount on a 2024, the 2024s were no longer available to order - so that actually still remains true
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Not for several months. The last 2024 was built last week, and they’re now producing 2025s. That also means no more Hemis. So if you want one, you’ll need to buy one off a lot (or a used one)
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Correct for 1500 5th Gens. You can actually still get a DS RAM CLASSIC in a 2024, or an HD 2500/3500 in 2024
Just purchased my dream truck, A limited Longhorn Ecodiesel with all the options I wanted, I worked with a Dealer to get the price I wanted. The truck has every option except Multifunction tailgate (Didn't want it anyways)
There's not too many brand new ecodiesel's left, especially Longhorns, But the ram 10% rebate is amazing deal right now on top of dealer discounts
Truck MSRP was $84,860. OTD was 65,924 with Taxes/fees etc.
There's not too many brand new ecodiesel's left, especially Longhorns, But the ram 10% rebate is amazing deal right now on top of dealer discounts
Truck MSRP was $84,860. OTD was 65,924 with Taxes/fees etc.
I'd say.... there's about 1700 ecodiesel 1500s left in the country on the dealer inventory search - and only 226 of them are limiteds
You snagged a unicorn!Yep and only 22 of them are Longhorns lol, and better yet even less with Level 1 Equipment package, I would say less than 10.I'd say.... there's about 1700 ecodiesel 1500s left in the country on the dealer inventory search - and only 226 of them are limiteds
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That's an awesome deal! Great job!
'23 Big Horn brand new on dealer lot
MSRP $72,345
Dealer listed price $75,950 in 2023
10% discount from Ram beginning Feb 2024
plus extra dealer discount
relisted $54,999
bought $54,999 before trade-in with spray-in bedliner, wheel lock nuts and mud flaps. 5.49% 60 months financing.
Vancouver, BC
MSRP $72,345
Dealer listed price $75,950 in 2023
10% discount from Ram beginning Feb 2024
plus extra dealer discount
relisted $54,999
bought $54,999 before trade-in with spray-in bedliner, wheel lock nuts and mud flaps. 5.49% 60 months financing.
Vancouver, BC
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How are you guys searching inventory nationwide?
Ram1500OwnerMaybe
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Try using AutoTrader as there is an option for Nationwide.
They also have an excellent area for filtering the types of vehicles.
Willwork4truck
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At first I thought "holy crap, a BH for $75.9?" then I saw it's Canada so Cdn dollars. Figure what, about .75 to convert into USD? That's appx $41.9K USD. Not bad for a year end 23', especially if its 4x and has a few other options. My 6 month old Ltd was $59..5 at end of Dec 23' from Mark.
It is a 4X4 with 3.92 ratio. It has some useful options, but it doesn't have skid plates and navigation even though it comes with an 8" screen. But it's okay.
Willwork4truck
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Sounds fine.
I was in BC for 5 years (interior-Similkameen) and Red Deer for a few months. Too cold in RD!
Princeton? Elk country. That's one of my favorite spot for hunting.
