Price negotiated from MSRP

[Driver]

Yeah, 23% off sounds like a max number right now, but be careful because that's about half from Stellantis and half from the dealer. Looked at that way, Stellantis has been about 10-12% off with all their rebates and promotions up until now..

So just maybe, maybe they offer another 5 or 10% from the factory, and if by chance it's 10% more, then you are getting close to 35% overall. But if and I mean if that happens you are then about 20 or 22% off from the factory and that would truly be a big number.

The chance of 35% from Stellantis seems about zip, but even still a big discount could be coming.

 

[millerbjm]

I was of course very interested in this being true as I have a Laramie on order. Clearly not true currently looking at the Ram website so I decided to watch the video and all I can say is that guy is hard to watch and seems to mostly care about acting like he is the coolest guy vs the bullies? He put out another video today to respond to the folks saying he was wrong and is still trying to claim he is right - he mentions a local dealership near him govong huge discounts but their website doesn't show the discounts he talks about. In the end seems this TK character is just blowing smoke.

 

[AnthonyRI]

35% Really? There's a catch. I called a Ram dealer in Los Angeles today. He claimed the deal is evolving and not close to 35% yet, and only applies to lower trims, possibly not Laramie and above.

Cutting to the chase, he said on a $63k Big Horn msrp, Stellantis would today give about $6500 and the dealer about $6500, so there's just $13,000 off on $63,000. While a good discount it's Nowhere near 35%.

As we say down in the country, it seems "There's some dog in this cat," so we'll have to wait and see if the 35% or any big discount ever materializes.

Maybe in a few weeks this may become fully rolled out, however at present there seems to be no such thing as 35% off, and may never be.

^^This is is exactly correct. There are some qualifier rebates that can get your bighorn up a little further, in some regions, but generally speaking this is correct.