True invoice

[Big_Ray]

How can someone find a true invoice for a 2013 Ram 3500? I'm thinking about ordering one. Also how much off MRSP are people getting? Thanks

[45Ricochet]

Depends on the extra goodies you get, but last week anyway it was right at $6k

[larry_barnhart]

I asked Dave Smith for a price of a 3500 chev in 2001. $400.00 was all they could save me. didn't think it was worth that small price to go after it but some had told me they saved $5000.00 using Dave Smith.
chevman

[Cummins12V98]

Dave Smith sells at dealer Cost minus incentives.

[Charlie_D_]

Ask the dealer for it. I have had some dealers show it and some decline.

[Cummins12V98]

45Ricochet wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

Big Ray wrote:
How can someone find a true invoice for a 2013 Ram 3500? I'm thinking about ordering one. Also how much off MRSP are people getting? Thanks

Give Dave Smith Motors a call they are the worlds largest Chrysler Dealer. They can give you a price on what you are looking for. If you are not near them at least you have a great price to go shopping with.

LOL
Yeah and they have a full time airport shuttle :W But it would be costly from Ray's location, but a fun road trip back to the east coast :B

Yup, they do have a lot of people fly in and drive out!

[retispcsi]

Try Kernersville Dodge in Kernersville N.C. He has a couple of hundred Rams in stock and does a very competitive internet business.

[45Ricochet]

Cummins12V98 wrote:

Big Ray wrote:
How can someone find a true invoice for a 2013 Ram 3500? I'm thinking about ordering one. Also how much off MRSP are people getting? Thanks

Give Dave Smith Motors a call they are the worlds largest Chrysler Dealer. They can give you a price on what you are looking for. If you are not near them at least you have a great price to go shopping with.

LOL
Yeah and they have a full time airport shuttle :W But it would be costly from Ray's location, but a fun road trip back to the east coast :B

[Cummins12V98]

Big Ray wrote:
How can someone find a true invoice for a 2013 Ram 3500? I'm thinking about ordering one. Also how much off MRSP are people getting? Thanks

Give Dave Smith Motors a call they are the worlds largest Chrysler Dealer. They can give you a price on what you are looking for. If you are not near them at least you have a great price to go shopping with.

[Big_Ray]

45Ricochet wrote:
What area do you live in Ray ?

Mid-Atlantic

[45Ricochet]

What area do you live in Ray ?

[Fishinghat]

I second using Costco's buying service. We just bought a Honda CRV and using Costco makes the task a little easier.

There is a high volume Dodge dealer, Dave Smith, in Kellogg Idaho that offers very competitive prices. His ads imply he is the world's largest Dodge dealer, and a friend who bought a truck said the whole town is focused on supporting his business. You could get a quote from him.

[GoPackGo]

I also just ordered a truck under the Costco program. I had sat down at my computer and tried about 6 Ford dealers near me, going straight to the 'internet sales manager', also tried using an internet car broker (Carsdirect), and my credit union's program. Then I tried using Costco's program. Costco was the cheapest. The dealership's salesman in charge of that program said 50% of his business came thru the Costco program and that he had to 'aggressively' price under that program. Rebates and any special financing were in addition to the bottom line price.

The one drawback is that the dealer you must use may not be local.

[Ron3rd]

Invoice is not that hard to get but doesn't always show dealer hold-back. The easiest and simplest deal I've ever done on the many vehicles we've bought is when we bought the wife's new Chevy Traverse through Costco's buying service. Our local Chev dealer participated in the Costco service so we sat down with them and it was hassle free. He opened up his Costco Pricing guide and the Traverse was $700 below invoice on the Costco deal. His invoice matched mine. Chev also had $1,500 cash back and zero percent financing. His book also listed the dealer hold-back of $1,400 and he said "we're basically making $700 on the deal which sounded reasonable to me. Hassle-free, no bargaining, here's the price.

[raygreg]

They should be highly discounted as by the time any hit the lots up here they will be a year old as everyone else will have the 2014's on the lots.