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JESSE JAMES 05-05-2010 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by ShadMan (Post 148494)
The dealership didn't produce them, the manufacturer (Chrysler/Dodge) did...same as the manufacturer produces a MSRP sticker when they know it is not an accurate reflection of value or sales price. ;)

have been in the business since 1972. i have never heard of a manufactor produce anything but the legitimate invoice.

JESSE JAMES 05-05-2010 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by monkeyman1 (Post 148484)
JJ, i don't think i've ever been to a totally honest dealership. :rolleyes:

they are out there you just have to hunt for them. i will admit they are getting harder to come by.

JESSE JAMES 05-05-2010 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by flyphisher (Post 148544)
I only sold Dodges for a few months, I've been Ford or Linc-Merc other than that.


On a $40,000 truck, the factory makes between $15-$20k. Dealer average profit on new vehicles is somewhere between $800-$1,000. Occasionally you will hit a home run and make a big money deal, but that is hard to do.

Believe it or not, sales to the Gov't (from towns to states and fed agencies) are the highest profit deals. That's all I'm saying about that, I'm waiting for 1 guy to retire, then I get all the gov't bid work. Then I'll be making bank.

i can promise you that CHRYSLER DOES NOT MAKE $15K-$20K on a $40k truck. who ever told you that was exaggerating, alot.

ShadMan 05-06-2010 09:58 AM

Chrysler also gives $10k+ off their MSRPs (as does Ford). If Chevy is only giving a difference of $1k - $3k between MSRP and dealer invoice, they've got to be making $15k+ per vehicle. Just one more reason not to buy another GM vehicle (you know, aside from the fact that their trucks aren't as good as Fords, they are subsidized by our tax dollars, and their vehicles are more expensive ;) ).

Armand16 05-06-2010 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by ShadMan (Post 148825)
Chrysler also gives $10k+ off their MSRPs (as does Ford). If Chevy is only giving a difference of $1k - $3k between MSRP and dealer invoice, they've got to be making $15k+ per vehicle. Just one more reason not to buy another GM vehicle (you know, aside from the fact that their trucks aren't as good as Fords, they are subsidized by our tax dollars, and their vehicles are more expensive ;) ).


I concur, well said...

monkeyman1 05-06-2010 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by ShadMan (Post 148825)
Chrysler also gives $10k+ off their MSRPs (as does Ford). If Chevy is only giving a difference of $1k - $3k between MSRP and dealer invoice, they've got to be making $15k+ per vehicle. Just one more reason not to buy another GM vehicle (you know, aside from the fact that their trucks aren't as good as Fords, they are subsidized by our tax dollars, and their vehicles are more expensive ;) ).

i drove a dodge 1-ton and it was just "OK". the interior looked cheaply made and wasn't as "ergonomic" as chevy. i've had a ford 250 and put 300k miles on it. but at the end of the day, i like the chevy interior best, the duramax is a proven/sound engine and the allison tranny is good too.

the dodge cummins could probably pull the bumper of either ford or chevy. but i just don't have need to do that very often. :D

you touched on the basis of my question. i've been told that dealers will come $10-12k off of msrp, but if invoice is only $37.8k...not too sure. i expect the dealer to make $1-$1.5k on the deal. i just don't want to be the sucker who let them make $5k on the deal. i was hoping somebody else had bought a 2010 lately so i could find out what they paid.

monkeyman1 05-06-2010 10:30 AM

ps: yes, the government bailed out GM with my tax dollars...all the more reason i need to make certain they're successful...WE OWN THEM! :)

Dink 05-06-2010 11:32 AM

The new Dodge is awesome!!! Id go Cummins......there isnt a comparison.....specially towing 14k!!!!

monkeyman1 05-06-2010 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Dink (Post 148865)
The new Dodge is awesome!!! Id go Cummins......there isnt a comparison.....specially towing 14k!!!!

i sure wouldn't mind having the cummins, just wish i could wrap a chevy around it. ;)

Dink 05-06-2010 12:23 PM

Hows the bumper sticker go?? Id rather be cummin than strokin!!!

ShadMan 05-06-2010 01:04 PM

Actually, the new '11 Ford (with the new 6.7L Ford-built diesel) is the highest in horsepower, torque, and towing capacity. I'm dying to test drive one. :)

monkeyman1 05-06-2010 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by ShadMan (Post 148893)
Actually, the new '11 Ford (with the new 6.7L Ford-built diesel) is the highest in horsepower, torque, and towing capacity. I'm dying to test drive one. :)

the red font is the part i'm concerned about. "new" is scary...i don't want to be their guinea pig! :D

JESSE JAMES 05-06-2010 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by ShadMan (Post 148893)
Actually, the new '11 Ford (with the new 6.7L Ford-built diesel) is the highest in horsepower, torque, and towing capacity. I'm dying to test drive one. :)

WRONG AGAIN, check out the DURAMAX'S 2011 specs. read'em and weep.

monkeyman1 05-06-2010 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by JESSE JAMES (Post 148906)
WRONG AGAIN, check out the DURAMAX'S 2011 specs. read'em and weep.

i'd never tell the moderator that on another website i frequent. :eek: :D

doford33 05-06-2010 02:16 PM

shad.....got that 2011 king ranch 4x4 calling your name.....looken at it now....

SULPHITE 05-06-2010 02:17 PM

They got one in the burton coliseum for the CCA banquet that is fine!!

ShadMan 05-06-2010 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by JESSE JAMES (Post 148906)
WRONG AGAIN, check out the DURAMAX'S 2011 specs. read'em and weep.

Wow, I hadn't read about that yet. However, an extra 7hp at 200RPM higher translates to a draw. The Ford is still rated to tow more. ;) And, unlike the Duramax, the Powerstroke will last beyond 100k miles. :p

flyphisher 05-06-2010 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by doford33 (Post 148910)
shad.....got that 2011 king ranch 4x4 calling your name.....looken at it now....

I just sold one last week, it will be here in about 4 weeks. Drove a 6.7L Lariat 4x4 the other day. It was freaking fast, and quiet as a gas engine.

JESSE JAMES 05-06-2010 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by ShadMan (Post 148914)
Wow, I hadn't read about that yet. However, an extra 7hp at 200RPM higher translates to a draw. The Ford is still rated to tow more. ;) And, unlike the Duramax, the Powerstroke will last beyond 100k miles. :p

IT'S NOT A POWERSTROKE, it's FORD produced. meaning untested. no history. better watch out.

what is the warranty on the new ford diesel?

does FORD have an ALLISON transmition? ;)

flyphisher 05-06-2010 04:28 PM

5 years or 100k miles on engine, 5 yr or 60k on power train.


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