Dennis Dillon Ram

DD is in the past been very good at making deals. It is real as they sell in volume. Is this a fly/drive deal?

Keep looking and someone, somewhere, at sometime someone will have said something negative about DD, Dodge,...or even you. Not “TOO” good to be true two.

I am not sure yet. 2019 will be all new. Debating on whether to wait. If I take the deal and sell mine I will fly in. Looks like an 8 week build. If not we will have a nice trip driving out there. :)

You have to finance with them for the first six months that you own the vehicle.

It's not too close for you like myself but since tour looking at deals far away check this guy out.

http://www.indytruckchampion.com

He's pretty active on the Cummins forum. He specializes in custom order and does quite a bit of customizing to those that want it. Many on the forum talk very highly of him. Wish I did more research and found him prior to ordering my 2016.

Curly2001 wrote:
You have to finance with them for the first six months that you own the vehicle.

No ya don’t, only if you want another grand off the price. I believe it was $1000 when I got a quote last year.
I kneoseveral folks out here who have used them. None have had issues. And I almost ran over there for a new truck and it seemed no hassle, take it or leave it deal and when I bailed, the salesman didn’t keep bugging me.

I bought from Dennis Dillon and would again.

I would also check with dave smith in Kellog, ID.

Dealer Cost minus incentives is usually the going deal. End of season can net more savings.

Grit dog wrote:

Curly2001 wrote:
You have to finance with them for the first six months that you own the vehicle.

No ya don’t, only if you want another grand off the price. I believe it was $1000 when I got a quote last year.
I kneoseveral folks out here who have used them. None have had issues. And I almost ran over there for a new truck and it seemed no hassle, take it or leave it deal and when I bailed, the salesman didn’t keep bugging me.

It is another $1000 off or at least it was back in 2015, but there's nothing in any of the paperwork or loan agreement that has any sort of refinance restrictions. I refied through my credit union at a slightly better rate (and no fees) within the first week or so and had no issues at all.

I thought they were great to deal with overall and the closest I could get price wise anywhere else was about $2000 IIRC. Dave Smith was about $4000 higher.

IdaD wrote:

Grit dog wrote:

Curly2001 wrote:
You have to finance with them for the first six months that you own the vehicle.

No ya don’t, only if you want another grand off the price. I believe it was $1000 when I got a quote last year.
I kneoseveral folks out here who have used them. None have had issues. And I almost ran over there for a new truck and it seemed no hassle, take it or leave it deal and when I bailed, the salesman didn’t keep bugging me.

It is another $1000 off or at least it was back in 2015, but there's nothing in any of the paperwork or loan agreement that has any sort of refinance restrictions. I refied through my credit union at a slightly better rate (and no fees) within the first week or so and had no issues at all.

I thought they were great to deal with overall and the closest I could get price wise anywhere else was about $2000 IIRC. Dave Smith was about $4000 higher.

Ya Dave Smith is no longer the top dog of beating other dealers prices. When I bought a year ago I was looking at chevy and rams and they were either same price but usually higher than most dealers.