A report on GM states "The automaker offered up rosy projections for 2022, saying it expects “to see production improve” to the point where it returns to normal by mid-year"
If so, could this be true for Ram as well? Increase of supply and we may start to see better prices/discounts on the horizon.
too many Confounding variables, this Excludes continued exaggerated inflation, rate hikes from the fed that may artificially lower demand but also continued strain to the supply chain for chips. to assume incentives get better, you have to also assume inflation wont be eating their margins if demand decreases. and with all of these factors in play, id honestly say its better to not wait than to let the inflation price eat away any incentives.
i ordered my ram in july. original MSRP at the time of order versus What i would pay
at the moment is more than 4 grand more.
order from Mark dodge, or clearlake, or one of the raved about dealers on the forum, lock in a big discount and consider that your "incentives"
i work in corporate finance, if inflation is ten, our margins Go up 15% to compensate. there is a huge misconception between "incentives" and getting a deal. ram only gives YOU incentives that seek improve their margins overall by turning units. and its not at all assured in the current climate. if you wait till May, and trucks go up another 5%, and current incentives were to TRIPLE, you're still gonna end up paying more in the end.