Invoice Pricing

[canadianhillbilly]

Long time lurker first time poster here.

I work for a Fiat owned company, as such we are able to purchase a Ram at dealer invoice + paperwork fee. I am looking around for a new company truck and since I get this discount I've been looking hard at a Ram. Now I've got a question. I've been building some trucks on the site. Lets say I come up with a $45,000 MSRP, there is currently -$8,500 in discounts bringing it down to $36,5000. How much of a difference will there be down to the invoice price...more or less.

Im looking at a pretty well loaded Outdoorsman 4x4 Crewcab w/ Hemi.

 

[Stangshcky12]

Cant really help you on the invoice pricing
My buddy also works for a fiat owned agricultural equipment company and just bought a '13 2500
Sticker was $56k, dealer advertised online price was $46k and he ended up leaving around $40k

 

[emjohn4]

You can find invoice pricing at truecar.com

 

[loveracing1988]

Truecar.com will tell you invoice pricing. You should be able to get 1% below invoice however. If your good at negotiations it should be even lower.

 

[cajun87]

I ordered a 13 outdoorsman crew cab 4x4 6.4'bed 8speed tranny back in may, the sticker was $44k. I got it at invoice plus what ever incentives ram was running and walked out the door paying $35k. That was right when the a8 first came out. I would think you should be able to get a good deal now that its late in the year.

 

[cajun87]

I also got free oil changes for life.

 

[loveracing1988]

I ordered a 13 outdoorsman crew cab 4x4 6.4'bed 8speed tranny back in may, the sticker was $44k. I got it at invoice plus what ever incentives ram was running and walked out the door paying $35k. That was right when the a8 first came out. I would think you should be able to get a good deal now that its late in the year.

I have probably a almost identical truck and payed around 36k that was with them putting a extra 1k toward my trade.