'14 Ram 3500
Looking around for a 3500. Found a '14 with low miles, but it seems to be a buy back truck from California. Steering issues, dealer could not replicate the problem. What changed from '14 to '15 frame/...
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cummins2014 wrote:Kevin Todd wrote:
My '02 cracks rims. I got lucky and bought a stock set from a guy that had upgraded his and I have one left. Me Again...this truck was 15-18K below cost of a new one. That's why I was originally interested.
15-18K below MSRP, which could mean around 5K, plus interest rates, doesn't sound like a great deal to me. You may need to do the math. I too went thru this, and in reality I was money ahead with a new one.
Or finally get to where you can write a check for a good used one. Did that 10 years ago on a three year old after trade in. Since then, $5000 in depreciation on a now 200k mile truck.
I worked the numbers, too. Repeatedly financing yet another isn't money ahead.
If the OPs truck is a lemon, yeah, get another. Nothing like having a Cummins under the hood. Dodge or Kenworth.
