MSRP

[Luau_Pig]

Whats a good amount to try to negotiate off msrp on a new 2019? Looking at a 2500 Big Horn that msrps at 58k. I see various dealerships advertising anywhere between 2k to 12k. Would pushing for 15k be too much? I know when I got my 1500 it was 50k purchased 16k under. Not sure if the HDs are any different with the 2020s hitting in force after Corona and 2021s around the corner.

 

[Power247]

Whats a good amount to try to negotiate off msrp on a new 2019? Looking at a 2500 Big Horn that msrps at 58k. I see various dealerships advertising anywhere between 2k to 12k. Would pushing for 15k be too much? I know when I got my 1500 it was 50k purchased 16k under. Not sure if the HDs are any different with the 2020s hitting in force after Corona and 2021s around the corner.

I got 13k off my '19 Longhorn just before all this started. I'd say 15k is worth a shot now. All they can say is no.

Greg
2019 | RAM 2500 | CCSB | 6.4 HEMI
2016 | Heartland Pioneer | DS310

 

[TWILLIAMS9]

I received 13K off my 19 in November. I’d be willing to bet dealers are trying to move vehicles now.

 

[Sandevino]

HD’s are going to sell well regardless as they’re work / commercial trucks. Go in big and see what they say.

I got $10k off my 2020 Tradesman.

 

[HDGoose]

11 days ago I got $9k off my 2020 RAM 3500 Tradesman Diesel HO with AISIN tranny.

 

[Luau_Pig]

Thanks guys. Now I just gotta find another truck. Dealer wasn't able to grab the one they said they could. All these deals but not enough black out trucks in the state Washington right now...