http://www.universitydodge.com/specials/index.htm
2 trucks one price.
Not a great deal but seems like the gimmicks are getting deep. A buddy at work just bought a 2wd Ram sicker at $30k for $15k out the door with no trade.
crazy crazy times.
http://www.universitydodge.com/specials/index.htm
2 trucks one price.
Not a great deal but seems like the gimmicks are getting deep. A buddy at work just bought a 2wd Ram sicker at $30k for $15k out the door with no trade.
crazy crazy times.
Sure, it's a great time to buy if you really need a truck. But (as always) why buy new?
I'm seeing '06 fullsize trucks with reasonable miles under $8k.
I'd love to see a dealer admit it's a "We're bleeding red ink sale!"
I have actually been tempted to go get an F-150, they are like 10K off the sticker around here....
But I haven't and I probably won't.....
Nissan dealer in south Lansing has Versas for $9990.00 Chevrolet dealer on the next block has WT1500 V6s for the same price.
Nissan launched a sub $10,000 about a month ago, so it's not necessarily a big deal for a dealer to advertise they have them.
A month ago, while Ford was still trying to decide if they would launch the '09 F-150 on time, 1 or 2 dealers here in the Mid-south were advertising 150s for under 13 grand.
Like a previous poster asked, "why buy a new truck when a nearly new one is so cheap?"
I got an offer over 5.2K off on any Ford plus top dollar for my trade in.
So you buy 1, get one free. Then let the one you bought get reposessed. Win win. Well, except for the credit part.
I have seen new loaded versas for about 1.5-2K off sticker, I want one. But I wonder about a small truck left over, base model ranger on clearance?
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