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Ram 2500 incentive
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Looks like 21% off msrp is doable on 2024 orders with mark dodge:
NON-Trx HD trucks 21% off MSRP @ Mark Dodge
Powerwagon anyone? We just got a little early Christmas present in our RAM memo inbox, which shows that the 10% off MSRP Rebate from RAM is now added to the 2024 model year HD trucks (previously was only the 2023's. This is pretty sweet when combined with our standard Mark Dodge discount of...
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Athawk
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Just got a quote from Mark dodge on 2024 laramie 2500. Msrp ~80k, 21% discount puts it around ~63k. The extra 10% discount ends Dec 31 is what they emailed me. But you are correct, interest rates are high and trade in value is down. Build time is around 4 months or so from what I have read. Seems hard to pass up, but I think I am going to wait till next November or December and hope rates go down. But the itch is hard to ignore!
I'm in the same boat!! Want give me 40k for my loaded up Bighorn with 45k miles. Looking at a 23 Laramie sticker 84k. Down to 67k. But interest is stupid!!
wrvond
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I was able to shop around and get a slightly better rate than that. Not nearly as good as 2017 interest rates, but still better. Also, my bank took another half point off for using autopay from my checking account.
I find myself wishing I had known about Mark Dodge when I was in the market.
H3LZSN1P3R
You're doing it wrong
Price will go up to recover for the legal fees lol
Not sure they can pull that off. The Ram 2500's are not selling well right now. Good time to buy one probably, with the big incentives they are pushing right now.
The Fastest and Slowest Selling Cars in 2025
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Try a credit union. I just looked at ours (Unify) and they are at 6.74%. We are not in the market, but your post made me curious. Still, 6.74% is still a pretty big bite compared to rates we saw not that long ago.
H3LZSN1P3R
You're doing it wrong
Still hard to find a diesel on the lot hereNot sure they can pull that off. The Ram 2500's are not selling well right now. Good time to buy one probably, with the big incentives they are pushing right now.
The Fastest and Slowest Selling Cars in 2025
These are the new car models in highest and lowest supply today. Use this information to negotiate effectively, and save thousands.
Not here. My local dealer has 69 new 2500/3500's with the Cummins.
b307a1
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Yeah, gassers on dealers lots around here are scarce too.
Interest rates never really stop me from purchasing a vehicles. If I can’t afford the payment, I’m looking at too expensive of a car/truck, regardless of anything else. Just because two years ago an 80k vehicle was similar monthly payments doesn’t mean I should be looking at the same costs today. Adjust your “needs” to fit your budget. Thats my logic behind it all…