Order it.
emarsh:
Order your truck. When you order it, they can give you a better deal than if you buy it off the lot. The reason is that they pay interest on trucks that are sitting on the lot. If it never sits on the lot, they don't pay interest on it, so they don't need to get as much to turn a profit. Also, do not work with a salesperson. They have to get a commision. Who pays it? You do. If you deal with the sales manager or fleet manager, you can get a better deal. They're on salary and don't work on commision, so they can give you a better deal. I went to 3 dealers when I ordered mine. I insisted on talking to the top dog at each place. I told them what I was going to order and asked how much. They knew I was going to order a truck somewhere, so they knew they only had one shot with me. I took their price, thanked them, and walked out. No negotiating. At the end, I bought it from the lowest bidder - which was only about $40. lower than the highest, by the way. But he was closest to me, and he was the one I wanted to buy it from anyway. I also knew the invoice price on all the options, so I knew what price I was looking for. I shaved about 5k off the sticker price - ended up paying just a hair over invoice. I learned a lot from the Edmunds site. I tried it, and it worked well for me. Plus, it's fun to order it exactly how you want it. The down side is you have to wait - but that makes it sweeter when you get it! One more thing - join the farm bureau! It's $37. 50 well spent to have another $500. knocked off the price.