deals on new trucks

[goodoleboy]

I have seen in the paper where the dodge dealer is selling new 04 dodge 1/2 ton single cab with a/c and 5 speed v6 for $12,000.
Any other deals like that in your neck of the woods in fullsize.I looking for something cheap to use a farm truck.

 

[keval85]

I wouldn,t consider a new truck for farm work,just a good used Chev or Dodge 4x4 would do the job ,it,s going to get beat to death anyway

 

[cryptokid]

i doubt its $12 grand, its probably more like $18 grand after they add all the usual dealer hidden fees and also the crap like pinstripes for $500 and mud flaps for $400 and all of that stuff that they wont take off the truck.

 

[goodoleboy]

well someone i know bought one and they had only one every few weeks. it took about a month but he got one for that price.

 

[FL-400S]

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Originally posted by goodoleboy:
I have seen in the paper where the dodge dealer is selling new 04 dodge 1/2 ton single cab with a/c and 5 speed v6 for $12,000.
Any other deals like that in your neck of the woods in fullsize.I looking for something cheap to use a farm truck.

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We've got similar F150 heritage for that price all day long here. You probably have to add freight which would be up to $800. I was going to get an F150 V6 5 speed for about $12600 until I drove it. It shifted like crap compared to the two manual cars I was accustomed to driving (1983 sentra and 1994 tercel). I said screw it, Im gettin an automatic truck. I ended up with a V6 long bed tundra. Very easy to change ATF and rear diff oil on this truck too. WE have 4x4 V6 chevy 5 speed for $15500 (incl freight) in the newspaper. With my gm card rebate I could bring it home for about $13000. But I dont need it

[ August 31, 2004, 12:07 AM: Message edited by: FL-400S ]

 

[1sttruck]

Getting an advertised price depends upon dealer honesty and state laws. I was about to give up buying a truck last year, and then went online where Dodge provides sticker sheets of vehicles at a lot of dealers. I looked in about five states before finding what I wanted in south-central Oregon, which was a new stripped down short bed Quad cab diesel with a stick. When I called and said that I'd drive down to look at it, and would probably buy it, the dealer said it was an advertised loss leader and that per state law they had to hold it for me at the advertised price so they'd need some personal information so that they could hold it for me. It was waiting when I got there, they were already working on the paperwork, I didn't even test drive it, and picked it up for less than $26k.