1-tonmudder
Doin my part to stir the pot.
- Joined
- Apr 17, 2005
- Location
- Greeneville TN
No,not yet.
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If they had driven it 3 more miles, maybe...
Meh ram 1500 are 15-18k off list right nowThe company just bought a couple new leftover 22 model f250's for 6 to 7k off msrp, I haven't seen anything below msrp since 2019.
Maybe so , i just havn't seen many 3/4 ton long beds on discount. Might not be looking at the right places idk.Meh ram 1500 are 15-18k off list right now
What dealer? I need a 1500 Longhorn Ecodiesel with Ramboxes and a barn door tailgate...Meh ram 1500 are 15-18k off list right now
Mark dodgeWhat dealer? I need a 1500 Longhorn Ecodiesel with Ramboxes and a barn door tailgate...
Meh, you didn't like ramboxes either, so whatever man...Mark dodge
The eco diesel is gone though…because it was a major turd
No I Iike ram boxes. But I don’t like the smaller bed widthMeh, you didn't like ramboxes either, so whatever man...
Rambox bed is actually wider between the fenders than the standard bed, but I know we've had that discussionNo I Iike ram boxes. But I don’t like the smaller bed width
Not on the 1500sRambox bed is actually wider between the fenders than the standard bed, but I know we've had that discussion
Really? How would that work?Rambox bed is actually wider between the fenders than the standard bed, but I know we've had that discussion
Sure is, but feels like a little more than average depreciation.Well its getting older every day...
Its lowballing BS for whoever will fall for it. I sold my 2014 Passat TDI to my cousin in early 2022 for $9000, and that was a buddy-buddy deal. Carvana sent me a "value" earlier this month of $1350...I think I posted about this before. I sold this truck private party for $32k right after the initial carvana offer, but keep getting these emails. Where's the bottom?
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Car quality off of the assembly line these days seem so questionable as well. Certain jeep models seem like a total disaster. My next car purchase will likely be a 5-8 year old Toyota SequoiaAmericans can no longer afford their cars
Just 10% of new car listings are currently priced below the $30,000 mark, after years of price increases have made vehicles unaffordable to millions.www.newsweek.com