Well, I believe I have struck a deal on a 2011 3500 4x4 LB Laramie CC. (6.7 Auto, 4.10 gears, SRW, Mono paint, clearance lamps, cold weather, snow plow prep, remote start, and parkview backup camera. MSRP is $53135 and I'm getting it for $48,131 which is $526 below invoice. Minus the $1500 Dodge rebate and the $500 Farm Bureau rebate it drops the price to $46,131. I hope that's a good price. I also received a "Complimentary 3/36 Maintenance" card in the mail today which is valued at $1600 for the 6.7 Ram trucks. Free oil changes, free scheduled and recommended maintenance, $35/day car rental allowance, roadside assistance, trip interruption coverage. Now we'll just have to see if they can get the truck built and to me before Nov. 1st when the offer expires....

 

Yeah, the funny (or not) thing is that I JUST received the maintenance offer TODAY and ordered the truck today (or will this afternoon) and the dealer is saying that they will honor the maintenance offer if they get retail delivery by the 1st of Nov. when the program expires. Now they say that my truck will be 8-12 weeks but they will try to speed it up. Now, how in the heck are you supposed to get any of these offers to work when there is no way you can order a new truck and still get the offer? I'm wondering if there is a number or office I can call to get this fixed. It's like saying "We'll give you $10,000 off if you buy today. Oh, but it expires today and we can't sell it to you until tomorrow. Sorry."

 

I have sold dodge trucks before and it is hard to tell when any order will be built. The only thing a dealer will do is mark the truck as sold and hope the dodge will build the truck. From what i know they are hit or miss at best. Hopefuly you will get your truck quickly.

Ryan

 

Man, that is a deal!!! Good luck, man!