Price negotiated from MSRP

[BowDown]

I just got an 83,000 sticker for 68.5, so re figure your numbers.

I did say 65-68K. 4x4 is a 3800 option so 65k sounds about right

 

[6of36]

I did say 65-68K. 4x4 is a 3800 option so 65k sounds about right

But you said on a 75,000. I paid that on 83,000. 75,000 would be about 60,000. I got 15,000 off sticker.

 

[VinceCDA]

I just got an 83,000 sticker for 68.5, so re figure your numbers.

$68.5K?? Now, I'm not feeling so good about the 76K, haha. How the hell did you manage that?

 

[FLFisherman]

$68.5K?? Now, I'm not feeling so good about the 76K, haha. How the hell did you manage that?

He ordered it through Mark Dodge, so the pricing should work something like this:

$83,000 (sticker price/MSRP) - $10,375 (12.5% Mark Dodge custom order discount) - $726.25 (1% Tread Lightly discount on $72,625 discounted price) - $3,000 (current Consumer Cash incentive) - $1,000 (email bonus cash from Ram website) = $67,898.75 before tax, title, license

Sometimes a dealership might offer another 1% off the discounted price as part of the loyalty pricing (if you currently own another Chrysler-Dodge-Ram-Jeep product).

 

[6of36]

He ordered it through Mark Dodge, so the pricing should work something like this:

$83,000 (sticker price/MSRP) - $10,375 (12.5% Mark Dodge custom order discount) - $726.25 (1% Tread Lightly discount on $72,625 discounted price) - $3,000 (current Consumer Cash incentive) - $1,000 (email bonus cash from Ram website) = $67,898.75 before tax, title, license

Sometimes a dealership might offer another 1% off the discounted price as part of the loyalty pricing (if you currently own another Chrysler-Dodge-Ram-Jeep product).

Pretty close. Not looking at paperwork, but actual sticker was 83,130 and OTD was 68,488. Taxes at my local secretary of state.

 

[Roddog2220]

I just got an 83,000 sticker for 68.5, so re figure your numbers.

what apr?

 

[6of36]

what apr?

Paid cash.

 

[AnthonyRI]

He ordered it through Mark Dodge, so the pricing should work something like this:

$83,000 (sticker price/MSRP) - $10,375 (12.5% Mark Dodge custom order discount) - $726.25 (1% Tread Lightly discount on $72,625 discounted price) - $3,000 (current Consumer Cash incentive) - $1,000 (email bonus cash from Ram website) = $67,898.75 before tax, title, license

Sometimes a dealership might offer another 1% off the discounted price as part of the loyalty pricing (if you currently own another Chrysler-Dodge-Ram-Jeep product).

That all looks generally correct - only thing is that Loyalty Rebate is determined by RAM not by the dealerships. Right now it is on 2024 Bighorns and Laramies, but not Rebel/Limited/Longhorn.

 

[Eltaco]

He ordered it through Mark Dodge, so the pricing should work something like this:

$83,000 (sticker price/MSRP) - $10,375 (12.5% Mark Dodge custom order discount) - $726.25 (1% Tread Lightly discount on $72,625 discounted price) - $3,000 (current Consumer Cash incentive) - $1,000 (email bonus cash from Ram website) = $67,898.75 before tax, title, license

Sometimes a dealership might offer another 1% off the discounted price as part of the loyalty pricing (if you currently own another Chrysler-Dodge-Ram-Jeep product).

While that’s a decent deal in today’s pricing… the other guy is also correct.

This is essentially 19% off, and back when COVID started, I bought my truck at 27% off and had one other offer that worked out to 31% off. Just came down to a preference in options. Besides the reduction in discounts, base MSRP has gone up significantly in that same timeframe. My same truck MSRP is around 10% higher in today’s pricing.

It is what it is… pre-COVID pricing isn’t ever coming back due to inflation, but I’m happy to see discounts are returning back now.

 

[spyder]

Considering what we get out of modern vehicles, the prices, even with inflation, aren't all that ridiculous. I paid ~42k for my Bighorn, and had a quote from Mark Dodge that was a few thousand more for a '24 set up exactly how I wanted it but I didn't want to wait for it to get built. It's a heckuva lot of truck for 42 grand. For you guys getting Laramies and Limiteds, those trucks are outfitted better than some of the luxury sedans you can get for similar price. I couldn't responsibly afford the truck I REALLY wanted, so I didn't buy it. I wasn't entitled to it and can't complain about the pricing just because it's more than I could swing. There's a lot of luxury stuff I want and choose not to buy so I can be responsible. I don't get mad about it.

 

[6of36]

Considering what we get out of modern vehicles, the prices, even with inflation, aren't all that ridiculous. I paid ~42k for my Bighorn, and had a quote from Mark Dodge that was a few thousand more for a '24 set up exactly how I wanted it but I didn't want to wait for it to get built. It's a heckuva lot of truck for 42 grand. For you guys getting Laramies and Limiteds, those trucks are outfitted better than some of the luxury sedans you can get for similar price. I couldn't responsibly afford the truck I REALLY wanted, so I didn't buy it. I wasn't entitled to it and can't complain about the pricing just because it's more than I could swing. There's a lot of luxury stuff I want and choose not to buy so I can be responsible. I don't get mad about it.

As my user name shows, this is my 36th vehicle. I'm old, and now I can afford luxury. Drove a lot of beaters, and then cheaper new cars. This may be the last truck I buy, so I went all out. I don't know how young people are going to make it, with the current inflation.

 

[BrandonSmith]

As my user name shows, this is my 36th vehicle. I'm old, and now I can afford luxury. Drove a lot of beaters, and then cheaper new cars. This may be the last truck I buy, so I went all out. I don't know how young people are going to make it, with the current inflation.

We will make it the same way people made it through the 40s... 50s... 70s... 80s... (which were all worse % wise than the current 20s). Inflation is not the end of the world.

 

[6of36]

We will make it the same way people made it through the 40s... 50s... 70s... 80s... (which were all worse % wise than the current 20s). Inflation is not the end of the world.

I don't know about that. My house doubled in value from 20 to 22. My girlfriends went up about 80%.

 

[Jako]

I don't know about that. My house doubled in value from 20 to 22. My girlfriends went up about 80%.

Housing costs started going up with the baby boomers (1946-1964) as they entered the market. If you were among the older boomers and prior age group you made out great. Today it is tougher than ever.
In 1988 I purchased land for approximately 1 1/2 years salary, today that same lot would be 5 years of salary. In 1990 to build was 4 years salary, today about 4-5 times. For me it was about 5 1/2 years of salary, for my sons about 9 to 10 times yearly salary.

The Real Home Price - Updated Chart | Longtermtrends

How did home prices in the US and the UK perform after taking into account the effects of inflation? The ratios in these charts divide the nominal home price by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and therefore display the real home price over time.

www.longtermtrends.net

 

[JJRamTX]

If anyone can get the pop up for the $1k coupon can you PM me. Got a friend trying to complete his purchase and his expired and he can’t get it to come back. Thanks in advance!

 

[6of36]

Housing costs started going up with the baby boomers (1946-1964) as they entered the market. If you were among the older boomers and prior age group you made out great. Today it is tougher than ever.
In 1988 I purchased land for approximately 1 1/2 years salary, today that same lot would be 5 years of salary. In 1990 to build was 4 years salary, today about 4-5 times. For me it was about 5 1/2 years of salary, for my sons about 9 to 10 times yearly salary.

The Real Home Price - Updated Chart | Longtermtrends

How did home prices in the US and the UK perform after taking into account the effects of inflation? The ratios in these charts divide the nominal home price by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and therefore display the real home price over time.

www.longtermtrends.net

I bought my house 5 years ago. It doubled in price in one jump. It's in a vacation area. My girlfriends went up 80% in 10 years. A lot faster than historical rates.

 

[Darksteel165]

If anyone can get the pop up for the $1k coupon can you PM me. Got a friend trying to complete his purchase and his expired and he can’t get it to come back. Thanks in advance!

Need to turn off all ad blockers, private browsing should work. By the time you finish a truck build it should of popped up.

 

[6of36]

Need to turn off all ad blockers, private browsing should work. By the time you finish a truck build it should of popped up.

I didn't clear everything, but at the bottom, the pop up I got, was to sign up for email list. They may have changed from instant coupon, to emailed coupon.

 

[Darksteel165]

I didn't clear everything, but at the bottom, the pop up I got, was to sign up for email list. They may have changed from instant coupon, to emailed coupon.

I went to go take a look and I got this when I typed in Ram trucks LOL.
I wonder how much Ford paid to get in above Ram on a search for Ram. F*cking Google.

 

[daveomatic]

I didn't clear everything, but at the bottom, the pop up I got, was to sign up for email list. They may have changed from instant coupon, to emailed coupon.

It will still give you an instant code once you submit but it also links it to your email so the dealer can look up the offer via your email the same way other direct incentives work. FYI, it also shares your details with the nearest dealer so expect to start getting marketing emails from them.