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1500 ZR2s around here are listed as $6-7k off and have been for months. I bet you could get better than that. I got that 18 months ago, but mine was a carry over.Youtubers are a unique bunch of hype salesmen....If you want to judge what resale value will be, look at the inventory days available....On the 2500 ZR2, the average days are 6...six....Which means they are sold soon after arriving. This differs in many parts of the country, hence the word "average"...But down here in Florida, you'd be hard pressed to find these on the dealer lot in certain colors, and the used ones are commanding new prices. Now, Ram trucks....322 days inventory supply....Good luck with that.
Allow me to introduce you to the not-so-rare breed of Florida dealer, the Suckalotofcox. In addition to the sticker price, this breed of dealer will then add a supplemental window sticker full of such wonderful things as nitrogen, pre-paid maintenance, $1100 for window tinting(the front two windows to match the rear), and $800 ceramic coating. Then they will add $1K dealer fee, $350 electronic registration fee, and $250 title fee. Yes sir, ain't Florida great? Want a good deal on a truck? Drive to South Carolina.1500 ZR2s around here are listed as $6-7k off and have been for months. I bet you could get better than that. I got that 18 months ago, but mine was a carry over.
I see some discounts on 2500HDs, but not much. I got $4700 off mine and it was the first month they made them. I think you can work a deal.
They are such shit boxes, that the closer you get to $10k off, the more you'll cover your time for trips to dealers for repairs.
Couldnt have said that better myself. There is a dealer here that supposedly put nitrogen in my wife's Jeep when it was purchased. However, the PSI in them swing too much to have been pure nitrogen. So I guess it really meant normal air since it's 78% nitrogen already.Allow me to introduce you to the not-so-rare breed of Florida dealer, the Suckalotofcox. In addition to the sticker price, this breed of dealer will then add a supplemental window sticker full of such wonderful things as nitrogen, pre-paid maintenance, $1100 for window tinting(the front two windows to match the rear), and $800 ceramic coating. Then they will add $1K dealer fee, $350 electronic registration fee, and $250 title fee. Yes sir, ain't Florida great? Want a good deal on a truck? Drive to South Carolina.
Gone are the days when a business had to layoff workers to survive, because they weren't making a profit...Now, corporate America lays them off because they aren't making ENOUGH money.The GM layoffs continue. I love this statement by this asshole. Doesn't mention the horrible quality control, but somehow he thinks efficiency (i.e., more cost cutting) will help.
"In order to win in this competitive market, we need to optimize for speed and excellence," GM spokesperson Kevin Kelly.
Bunch of corporate bullshit. I read that and shook my head. Who buys that line of crap? You know they didn’t get rid of the “right” ones and they wouldn’t be able to measure any efficiency if they tried. The risk of owning these heaps outside of warranty keeps increasing. Hell, they can’t get things to work when new. I’d love to join a class action on the non-working maps and stereo that I paid for.The GM layoffs continue. I love this statement by this asshole. Doesn't mention the horrible quality control, but somehow he thinks efficiency (i.e., more cost cutting) will help.
"In order to win in this competitive market, we need to optimize for speed and excellence," GM spokesperson Kevin Kelly.
You seem to know the software business. I was surprised at this article a couple months back when they canned 1000, many of which appeared to be software engineers. That seems like a lot of professional staff to get canned at once. Either they just hired anyone to do nothing or they had no idea what they were hiring for to begin with.Bunch of corporate bullshit. I read that and shook my head. Who buys that line of crap? You know they didn’t get rid of the “right” ones and they wouldn’t be able to measure any efficiency if they tried. The risk of owning these heaps outside of warranty keeps increasing. Hell, they can’t get things to work when new. I’d love to join a class action on the non-working maps and stereo that I paid for.