RAM 1500 Negotiation Guide

Video Summary Page (1/7/2024)
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Inventory vs. Competition

In light of the proportion of RAMs to F150s, it seems as though RAM definitely has more pickups than it should. RAM still has many 2023s left on dealer lots, and I highly encourage staying away from these model years unless an exceptional deal is being offered.


Inventory by Trim

At the moment, the Big Horn, Laramie, and Lone Star are going to make up the bulk of the inventory on dealer lots. If you want a deep discount, I would target one of these trims as opposed to the special trims.


Suggested Trim, MSRP, and Target Discount

Target Trim: RAM 1500 Laramie Crew Cab 4x4

Example MSRP: $70,005

Target Discount Range: 10% OFF MSRP

Target Selling Price: $63,005


Special Offers & Lease Rates

Promotional APR: 3.9% @ 72 months
(or) Cash Allowance Rebate: $4,500

Lease Cash: $750

Lease Residual: 55% @ 36 Months (12k mi)

Lease Money Factor: .00013 or .031% APR


Finance & Lease Payment Calculation

Example MSRP: $70,005

Scenario #1:

Example Selling Price (APR offer): $63,005

Finance Term: 3.9% @ 72 Months

Finance Payment: $982.86/month*** (estimated)

Total Interest (Finance): $7,760.68 (estimated)

Scenario #2:

Example Selling Price (Rebate offer): $63,005-$4,500 Rebate = $58,505

Finance Term: 5.9% @ 60 Months

Finance Payment: $1,128.35/month*** (estimated)

Total Interest (Finance): $9,195.83 (estimated)

Lease Scenario: 36 Months

Lease Payment: $673/month*** (estimated at 10% OFF MSRP)
Lease Payment:
$869/month*** (estimated at MSRP)

Total Interest (Lease): $472-$504

*** Payments are suggestions that DO NOT include your states sales tax and assume no down payment or dealer fees paid at signing.

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