Good Deal or What?

[DaleStevenson]

Originally posted by Moterhead

The only way I know of to beat Tommy's price would be to buy on a genuine employee price deal. I bought mine for 4. 7% under invoice less $3000 in rebates. There are different regional type rebates that pop up now and then, Farmer's rebates, etc that will move the end price up and down depending on where you live. None of those available where I live.



My truck had an MSRP of $38,205, invoice was $34,313. I paid

$32701. Take off the $3000 in rebates & it comes out to $29701.

Not a bad deal.

I really wish I had known about tommygun prior to ordering my new truck. I emailed tommy last nite regarding a good friend of mine that is very interested in a truck and tommy called him today. That impresses me also plus the fact that tommy knows his product. I found out today that our truck is being built now so that makes me think I will get the 325/600. I sure hope so.

 

[dieselpilot1969]

32,400 here

 

[Tomeygun]

i WON'T mention what i bought mine for...

of course I sold it to MYSELF, i figured i would give myself a great deal, that I could not refuse

 

[Foxtrotter]

selling below invoice

FYI - all Dodge dealers receive a factory to dealer incentive of 3% of invoice so there is never a situation where dealers are not making a fair profit. There are also other hidden funds for them that we don't see ususally such as "regional discounts"

 

[ttreibel]

Mine was 28,999 at Dave smith before tax. Ended up being 649 below invoice plus rebates and they through in a trailer brake and hitch.



The Spokane deal is hard to beat so much so that Dave Smith seems to be deal more Duramax's these days. FYI Dishman Dodge sponsers the TDR and the local chapter NW BOMBers and I will most likely go there next time around.

 

[KD7GYJ]

Wife said tonight I can get my 600, but I am just waiting for an infusion of cash from the sale of my property in Idaho. Then, I'll give Tomeygun a call and get it ordered.



I have to tell you about a dream I had just before Christmas. I was dreaming I was driving my new CTD into the dealership for an oil change. I reached down to shift it into gear to notice the lever was missing and could only see the transfer case shifter on the floor. I started to sweat thinking what have I done, I have an automatic. Then I had to race it to get into the dealership when it just puttered around the corner. Then I looked at my wife and said, I can't believe I purchased an automatic and an SO engine. I was thinking to myself what have I done and how much is this mistake going to cost me to trade it in for the 600 with a 6 speed.



Funny, thought you might get a kick out of this. I love this site.



Blair

 

[klenger]

That's not a dream, that's a nighmare.

 

[HoleshotHolset]

ttreibel: $28,999 is a really good deal. What was the MSRP?



I'll take one at that price.



Matt

 

[Tomeygun]

Originally posted by Foxtrotter

FYI - all Dodge dealers receive a factory to dealer incentive of 3% of invoice so there is never a situation where dealers are not making a fair profit. There are also other hidden funds for them that we don't see ususally such as "regional discounts"

just for anyone that has been in a cave for the past 3 months... that 3% is the same 3% that i give TDR members off of invoice



16 and counting (bish is already burning oil on the way home though)