2019 3500 MSRP

[michaelpatterson]

Does anyone know the pricing for the 3500 Longhorn 4x4 and the option pricing. Ordered a new one two weeks ago and they still cant tell me what I am going to pay. I feel comfortable with the agreement even though we did not know the cost. I agreed to Dealer Invoice less holdback plus $1,000 to order. But I would still like to know the MSRP and Dealer Cost.

 

[JoeCo]

If they can't tell you I'm not sure anyone on here will be able to, but it never hurts to ask! From everything I've seen so far, no pricing has been released to anyone.

 

[BWL]

If you want the msrp then just go on the ram site and build your truck as you did at the dealer and you'll have it. Dealer invoice means little as they get incentives and rebates back depending what promotions ram is running at the time of sale.

 

[mtnrider]

If you want the msrp then just go on the ram site and build your truck as you did at the dealer and you'll have it. Dealer invoice means little as they get incentives and rebates back depending what promotions ram is running at the time of sale.

You can't build and price a 2019 HD on the site yet....

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[michaelpatterson]

Finally received pricing.
Order placed 1/15
VIN 1/17
EST ship date 3/3

 

[NoveskeFan]

So that pricing is tentative and can change, according to the note on the bottom, or has the dealer confirmed pricing? I assume the 2019 HD's will be close in price to the 2018's; probably a few thousand higher. I'm checking the RAM website almost daily so I can build a 2019 2500...to see how much more my divorce (or funeral) might cost me because my wife will either leave me or kill me if I trade in my 1500

 

[mtnrider]

Good Gawd $87K MSRP. I think my 2016 may be my last new vehicle purchase at this rate. Man that is getting up there.


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[Fitz-0518]

Yep this pricing is consistent with FCA earlier financial announcement. Factory pricing will insure that FCA makes their 12.5% margin on "price to dealer" While I agree that this price is 4 times the cost of what many of us paid for our first home. This is the trend. I would note that the base price is $62k and the "added" options add $25k. $12k for the diesel option makes the company look crooked.

 

[22hemi13]

87k

 

[Fitz-0518]

^^^^yep about $13 a pound.

 

[22hemi13]

^^^^yep about $13 a pound.

I’m seriously toying around with the idea of a reg cab longbed 4x4 of course. 8spd would sure be good. Make me a off-road rig lol.

 

[Fitz-0518]

I’m seriously toying around with the idea of a reg cab longbed 4x4 of course. 8spd would sure be good. Make me a off-road rig lol.

I love the 3500 (real truck) If I could justify and park it, I would have one. You know, on the cost issue, if a person is buying it for long term use and hold say 7+ years. The cost per pound and cost per mile starts making sense. Even at $70k+ But it seems to me that when you are spending that kind of money,,,build the one you want.