yeah anyone in BC got this deal ?
Costco West: BC, AB, SK & MB
Costco East: ON, Québec , NB, NS & PEI
Costco East: ON, Québec , NB, NS & PEI
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thats because you are picking up the wrong type of ladies. got to get the fit ones
Oct 28th, 2016 11:37 pm
Gross.Musiq Soulchild wrote: ↑ What's the gas consumption on these things?
Oct 29th, 2016 12:00 am
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Oct 29th, 2016 1:29 am
Thank you daveji for your post!
Oct 29th, 2016 1:37 am
Your fees seem to be a lot higher than what I had paid.johnsmit90210 wrote: ↑Thank you daveji for your post!
I thought I would add a post to this thread for others that were thinking about this deal. As others have noted, the only way you get a $129/mo rate from a dealer is if you qualify for the $1500 RAM loyalty discount
I am in Toronto and went into a dealership in the GTA area and am torn about the decision I made to lease. I have an older 2006 vehicle that I just had work done on (2K) and because it's entering its 11th year I somewhat impulsively decided to commit to the lease baring they would take my car in trade.
In the end my monthly rate was $191.50/mo ($129+ $62.50 ($1500/24)) + tax. If I amortize everything into a monthly cost considering the monthly lease and all the fees (dealer, security dep, license) it comes out to be $374.24 a month. If I had of actually sat down and did the numbers like I should have I would most likely not feel the minor sense of regret I have now. The trade will offset my monthly cost dramatically but I did just pay to have work done on the car.
The good news is I get a cool new 2017 truck to drive if they can get one. The other sticky point was that there were none showing but they seemed to think they could obtain one; unfortunately I would have no choice of color being that they're scarce as others have made clear. There was a gentlemen behind me who also accepted the deal but was late to decide on it, not sure of his deal details. He and his wife are now behind me on the waiting list. I'll find out tomorrow if the dealer can source one and how much they're willing to offer me in trade
I have to also quickly mention that the hype of this thread helped contribute to my slightly impulsive decision making. It's a great price but I think we all forget to factor in all those fees and tend to focus strictly on the monthly payment. Like someone else said, the marketing on this was on point. If I didn't have a trade-in, there would have been no way I would have signed. They hide so many costs and I know better, guess it was a lesson learned for me. We'll see what happens in the next few days
Oct 29th, 2016 1:43 am
johnsmit90210 wrote: ↑Thank you daveji for your post!
I thought I would add a post to this thread for others that were thinking about this deal. As others have noted, the only way you get a $129/mo rate from a dealer is if you qualify for the $1500 RAM loyalty discount
I am in Toronto and went into a dealership in the GTA area and am torn about the decision I made to lease. I have an older 2006 vehicle that I just had work done on (2K) and because it's entering its 11th year I somewhat impulsively decided to commit to the lease baring they would take my car in trade.
In the end my monthly rate was $191.50/mo ($129+ $62.50 ($1500/24)) + tax. If I amortize everything into a monthly cost considering the monthly lease and all the fees (dealer, security dep, license) it comes out to be $374.24 a month. If I had of actually sat down and did the numbers like I should have I would most likely not feel the minor sense of regret I have now. The trade will offset my monthly cost dramatically but I did just pay to have work done on the car.
The good news is I get a cool new 2017 truck to drive if they can get one. The other sticky point was that there were none showing but they seemed to think they could obtain one; unfortunately I would have no choice of color being that they're scarce as others have made clear. There was a gentlemen behind me who also accepted the deal but was late to decide on it, not sure of his deal details. He and his wife are now behind me on the waiting list. I'll find out tomorrow if the dealer can source one and how much they're willing to offer me in trade
I have to also quickly mention that the hype of this thread helped contribute to my slightly impulsive decision making. It's a great price but I think we all forget to factor in all those fees and tend to focus strictly on the monthly payment. Like someone else said, the marketing on this was on point. If I didn't have a trade-in, there would have been no way I would have signed. They hide so many costs and I know better, guess it was a lesson learned for me. We'll see what happens in the next few days
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I think the numbers are pretty much a wash if you're only looking at owning cars less than 4 or 5 years. The numbers are different if you want to keep it until it dies.