I posted this same question in the build forum, so sorry for the duplicate. I ordered back in early January, and my truck just shipped. When negotiating, I was basically told that the FWP price was about as low as they could negotiate on an order and I would get any current incentives when it arrived. I've seen a few post to make me believe that they could have absolutely come off of the price more than FWP. What are you guys seeing when ordering? My issue is that the dealer is a "friend" of mine I am a trusting guy. I would like to know what is normal when I go in to pick the truck up.
I ordered a 2500 Laramie diesel at 6.4% below invoice - little negotiating and no dealer junk fees - but had to go to a high volume dealer to get that. Of the 15 dealers or so i contacted only Mark Dodge and Bud Clary (Philip Olson) in Seattle were able to better my tread lightly coupon at 1% below invoice. All other dealers told me there was no way they could even get close to 6% below invoice and some said it was too good to be true. So, as others have stated, I think some dealers have different business and profit models - and therefore have different floors below which they will let a deal walk.
For me, it was worth the fly and drive option to get that desk. For others, time is money, and are satisfied with less of a deal. To each there own
Bryamill:I posted this same question in the build forum, so sorry for the duplicate. I ordered back in early January, and my truck just shipped. When negotiating, I was basically told that the FWP price was about as low as they could negotiate on an order and I would get any current incentives when it arrived. I've seen a few post to make me believe that they could have absolutely come off of the price more than FWP. What are you guys seeing when ordering? My issue is that the dealer is a "friend" of mine I am a trusting guy. I would like to know what is normal when I go in to pick the truck up.
I ordered a 2500 Laramie diesel at 6.4% below invoice - little negotiating and no dealer junk fees - but had to go to a high volume dealer to get that. Of the 15 dealers or so i contacted only Mark Dodge and Bud Clary (Philip Olson) in Seattle were able to better my tread lightly coupon at 1% below invoice. All other dealers told me there was no way they could even get close to 6% below invoice and some said it was too good to be true. So, as others have stated, I think some dealers have different business and profit models - and therefore have different floors below which they will let a deal walk.
For me, it was worth the fly and drive option to get that desk. For others, time is money, and are satisfied with less of a deal. To each there own