CUTTING MSRPs OVER 35% - RAM And Jeep SHOCK Car Market!

[@rgrapplerinoc2617]

We STOPPED Buying vehicles, name brands, no vacations, no fast food, no restaurants... Results: got healthy and saved $50k in cash ... Thanks Greedy Corporations...

[@chocolatewheelchair]

no cheese cake factory or nikes???????

[@gdaytrees4728]

Greedy people. Corporations that are run by people who do NOT worship money are not greedy Corporations. Greed, and lust for money in individuals is the problem.

[@Proteanlife]

Just add skill and value and do both😊

[@ScottieDawg333]

Did you grow & raise your own food? Cuz the grocery store is getting theirs

[@damarcusgates6818]

😎✔️

[@RomanVarl]

-35% on +120% marked up 3-year old vehicle. No thanks.

[@austinmitchell1586]

😂😂 Man, there's knowhere near that kind of margin. They lose a lot and generally after all expenses maybe break 5 to 10% return. The money is in service and finance. Not much made of the sale of the car. Hence, why cash means nothing to a dealership.

[@RomanVarl]

@@austinmitchell1586 the cost of assembled truck off the factory floor is between $20-30K for the manufacturer, depending on trim

[@austinmitchell1586]

@RomanVarl No, it's not the manufacturers Mark it up on invoice, the dealer pays whatever the invoice is. Everything else is rebates from the manufacturers and what the dealer is willing to take off. Key word is manufacturers. Dealers pay way more than that.

[@Don.keybals]

Saving 17k on a 80k 1/2ton is still not enough. They've gone too far, so fk em, I'll drive my 7 year old truck to the ground before I'll ever buy a new pos truck

[@MrBrianbusch]

They're coming from the extremely high MSRP

[@michaellalanae7228]

A vehicle worth 20k being marked down to 50k . I hope they all go out of business.

[@ababbit7461]

Agreed.

[@truth-or-nothing]

And graded down to a v6 😂 60k for a v6 no thanks

[@Asheriko]

yep

[@adamnugent2137]

we all need to give our middle fingers to these clowns 🤡

[@JimBeary]

Hear, hear!

[@jimowens381]

IF this is even true, I guarantee dealers will still try to rip off the customers with fake prices

[@geoffm3031]

Inherently true!

[@sanangelo7926]

Yep… car dealers would rip off their own mother if it makes them a buck.

[@touger9759]

The joys of having to deal with mandatory middlemen....

[@touger9759]

@glenns1075 Ha because that would be an insult to douches, which clean and freshen 🐈. Car salesmen don't do anything, they make nothing and like lawyers, are net takers from society.

[@williamdavis4809]

It's not true

[@completelybraindead]

Wow! So now instead of spending 75k on a base jeep, I can spend 55k! What a deal!!!

[@butchmawyer8583]

What a deal

[@PurpleLEANKrabs]

Dead ass😂😂😂😂

[@andysmith5220]

LoL if it's 35k for a new one maybe 42 fully loaded i could see it being good deal. But im not buying my pickup has been paid off for years and not buying anytime soon

[@aaroncfriedman]

A jeep is 35k base now on truecar

[@TheOffroadCamper]

I’m looking for a tow vehicle for my new larger RV and I’m still not seeing any kind of price breaks other than if you finance a lower interest rate or if you’re a Ford owner you get three thousand dollars courtesy cash; and that’s according to the Jeep and Dodge websites

[@Mike_Genisys]

At 35% consumers are still being price gouged, let it rot.

[@nickwilkinson7728]

This is exactly why I'm still driving my 2001 F150X.L.T still running strong and it's paid for.

[@johngibby2026]

Just replaced the #8 coil pack on my 2001 with the 4.6 leaker at 226,000 miles and put new tires on her. Love that truck.

[@nickwilkinson7728]

@johngibby2026 They may have been better built back then.I love my truck too!

[@iansuncoast]

These new trucks won’t last 5 years

[@chocolatewheelchair]

do you have a back up camera?

[@chocolatewheelchair]

@@iansuncoast that is what they said 6 years ago...

[@mikedavis5207]

The smartest truck manufacturer it's gonna be the one that brings back a regular cab for like 29k

[@donledford76]

I stopped by our ford dealer in Tyler Tx today and walked around and a f150 reg cab xl long bed with 2.7 v6 msrp was $44000. Crazy

[@mikedavis5207]

@donledford76 shhheeeesh thats like 12k to much

[@JacobFury]

@@donledford76I would have kept laughing as I walked out the door.😂😂

[@daleolson3506]

They doubled their prices,then drop 35? Ok we all aren’t stupid.

[@afellowinnewengland6142]

Doubled? What doubled? Example please.

[@anonymouscommenter801]

Not all, but most.

[@realitybites8558]

The Jeep dealer near me has 509 on the lot, 329 in transit and another 51 in build stage = 889 total. They even have Rubicons for over $100k! Many of them show the factory incentive cash back but then THEY ADD IT BACK IN AS A DEALER FEE! So essentially - no discount! On their hybrids, Colorado gives you a $3500 rebate and the dealer adds on a $7000 dealer fee - so it actually costs $3500 MORE than MSRP! They are nuts!

[@user-ln7of9gs4s]

Someone needs to make a video on this.

[@user-ln7of9gs4s]

What city?

[@wantsanewvehicle]

lmfao ..jesus.

[@Rikity]

The $100k Rubicons are the 392's, special editions that are supposed to be discontinued but I'll bet they keep making em. The first run of that Jeep did go for under $80K though in 2021

[@realitybites8558]

@@Rikity And you can buy that engine from Mopar complete for like $8 grand - doesn't make a Rubicon worth $102,000 by any stretch!

[@ThunderRunner]

Keep hearing this so I look at Ram’s within 3-400 miles of me… it’s definitely not showing up in tx, ok, mo, ar, tn… honestly think this is bs until I see some evidence

[@dougpeters1625]

Yes, I haven’t seen any evidence either. I’m hoping, but I haven’t seen any.

[@markdenenberg9110]

None that I'm seeing in Atlanta area

[@TheOzthewiz]

In Wisconsin, nada!

[@hughejass9461]

Just checked at my local Dodge Ram/Jeep dealership in PA - no $17k discounts here.

[@pyd3461]

These ppl are just dealers trying to get suckers to come back

[@nc4tn]

I’ve checked around locally…..these dealers ain’t playin’. ADM stickers still in the window. They still think Covid times are still around.

[@rvierra7235]

Exactly...just 4 SoCal dealers today...all Jeep Wranglers still have mark-up tags taking the price WAY over msrp.

[@brentgearhart2633]

Same in Southaven, MS, 51,000.

[@EvzenKovar-i5p]

I doubt this is going to be instantly reflected on the street. Be patient, keep looking… this is going to be interesting. I’m in the rural PNW and my little dealer still had a couple unsold ‘22 Rams on the lot in late September. They had them marked down ~$10K off the ‘22 MSRP at that point.

[@vampirejesus8170]

​@@rvierra7235You don't have to buy locally. I bought my last car 100 miles away from my house.

[@markdenenberg9110]

Same here in Ga. No price cuts at all.

[@noticer-of-things]

Where are these mythical $32,000 Rubicon Jeeps.

[@dangerousraul7246]

In 2014

[@dougpeters1625]

Right next to the unicorns

[@scott21113]

15 million mysterious Biden voters who disappeared in 2024 bought them all

[@justsayin3600]

It would be a public service for dealerships to just do this discount to social media.

[@FreddyFermin]

You might be able to find a Renegade for 35k😂😂

[@PJK-444]

The finance guy will just add $25K for nitrogen, scotchguard, and rust proofing to make up for the discount.

[@XX-166]

He can’t do that if an informed buyer says NO

[@blythkd9017]

I tell them I'm not interested in any of their add on BS and if they give me the song and dance that they can't remove the cost, I'll walk away. They usually start singing a different tune real quick. They have very little cost in most of the add ons, if they've even performed any of it yet. Also, I ordered my last truck and didn't give them the chance. I mean, they could have given me nitrogen or some other goodies but the sale price was already set.

[@jerrylundegaard2592]

Are you incapable of saying NO to that finance guy?

[@Rikity]

You can tell them you're not buying it. That finance guy would get his nuts cut off by the salesperson for walking a customer over soft adds.

[@josevaldez3014]

😂😂😂😂😂😂👍

[@classiccorvettesmusclecars5846]

What good is a dirt cheap price if reliability isn’t there?

[@andrewwilliams6963]

Service as a subscription, the new revenue stream.

[@vampirejesus8170]

Get that lifetime warranty from stellantis. Just make sure not to pay too much for it.

[@TheOzthewiz]

The ONLY vehicle that is LESS reliable than a Jeep is a YUGO!

[@JayZx777]

​@@TheOzthewizNice one

[@chocolatewheelchair]

i agree. i said above i was considering hornet r/t and it is THE most recalled vehicle in the country at 27% so even if i got a great deal it seems like a bad idea & gamble to even get it.

[@Revenant_Knight]

My 2015 Grand Cherokee has had about $35K of warranty work done to it over the last 9 years. Thankfully, I bought the Mopar lifetime warranty. Mopar has tried to buy me out of the warranty two times. I simply will not buy a Stellantis product without a long comprehensive warranty with loaner/rental car coverage for the ENTIRE time of the repair because I KNOW it's going to spend months in the shop every year.

[@christopherhamilton5557]

Thank you for posting that. I’ve considered this option, but not now! 👍

[@the907patriot6]

I did too. Best investment I ever made on a liability. Still have my 2013 Ram and lifetime warranty.

[@ph3733]

How much did you pay for it?

[@speedingoffence]

Wouldn't it be easier to just not buy a Jeep to begin with?

[@Revenant_Knight]

@@ph3733 Warranty or the car?

[@geoffm3031]

It could be 50% off and the 2023 and 2024 are still lot rotted vehicles. An extended warranty is a must for any lot rot or it ain't worth any price.

[@TheOzthewiz]

That extended warranty should be included in the DISCOUNTED price of ANY Jeep, RAM vehicle OR I am not interested!!!!

[@channell11]

Warranty is based on "in-service" date so it doesn't start until you buy it. Your major loss is from depreciation, so you have to negotiate enough of a discount to make it worth it.

[@itshadouken]

okay bot. No vehicles are rotting, stop falling for this BS.

[@armyatc2143]

​@itshadouken do you not know what "lot rot" means?

[@geoffm3031]

@@itshadouken lol... real person not a bot. Re-access!

[@tonysteele3805]

I don't see any discounts around here, what the heck are you guys talking about?

[@tomstoeckle]

And central Florida CDJR still adds $4,382 in junk fees.

[@Ikilledthebanks]

American car companies suck

[@wescam2958]

A truly great video and discussion Brandon and TK. I listen to both your channels. I hope, Brandon, that you and Ray chat this up on CarCents as well. I'd love to see what Ray thinks about all this stuff going forward, too. Timely and well done.

[@edwinmontero3843]

The drop in car prices are as real as a Marvel movie..! No big car brand dealership in the Orlando, FL area is dropping no price for any vehicle… prices are not crashing here!

[@vampirejesus8170]

Good thing you don't have to buy from a local dealership. Find one that has better prices.

[@Rikity]

The Dealer can only work with the Invoice to MSRP and Holdback to Invoice. There's some incentive magic from the manufacturer to the dealer for selling x amount of units but for example Ford is only going to pay that stuff if the dealer sells a specified number of EV cars (that nobody's buying). Point here though, the Dealership and Manufacturer are separate entities. If the Manufacturer doesnt offer rebates, incentives or special interest rates, the dealer cant drop the price. They can sell things for a loss if they want but to get to this 35% or whatever discount off, the Manufacturer must offer it as an incentive or rebate. Otherwise they have to re-issue a new invoice and Monroney Label and refund the dealer the invoice price paid, which did happen with some Ram trucks last year.

[@markphillips9822]

Never have I heard of buying a new 2023 vehicle in 2025. Lol

[@MikeSTGL]

Sounds just like a dealer ad . 1 truck 35% off all the rest 1% off . Only time will tell !!!

[@MikeSTGL]

@glenns1075 if they actually take 35% off MSRP ( not incentives or discounts ).

[@ThunderRunner]

Yep, exactly… this is what I’m seeing, a few with big bucks off but anything decent spec is maybe 5% off of a ridiculous msrp

[@TheOzthewiz]

Yeah, and when you get to the dealer, you will hear, "sorry, we JUST sold THAT truck". LOL

[@dakotaslt232001]

Tk is not a bullshitter. His insider knowledge lets him know what is happening before it truly does.

[@ThunderRunner]

@ I guess we will see

[@mcdavid1816]

Everyone keep holding the line…strength in numbers

[@OGJeff685]

I am in the market for a new car. I have cash. There is NO WAY I'm buying a RAM/Jeep/Dodge - the price would have be 25k or under for something loaded. Good luck

[@JDmix123]

Then be patient bc all the cars will be dropping bc of this move by stellantis

[@thesovereignofamerica6754]

Yep, way under 25 grand is what this nation needs in the auto industry for a multitude of sales. It's because we are all broke and there is nothing wrong with that, but reality needs to soak in. Personally, I would never own another Ram/Dodge, they are junk to me personally.

[@nicholasm.browner6651]

It’s OVER. It’s DONE. It’s OVER NOW. It’s OVER AGAIN. It’s OVER FOR NOW. It’s OVER TODAY. It’s OVER TONIGHT. It’s OVER TOMORROW. It’s TOMORROW NIGHT.

[@wantsanewvehicle]

lol..

[@drivewayhero]

And yet you still here... commenting..

[@anthony2558]

Hahaha. Aint this the truth. TK don't know shat.

[@DJMARTIN73]

Been working at an auto parts store for 3 yrs now. Guess what keeps rolling in for parts? Dodge '18-'22

[@goldcountryruss7035]

I just paused watching this after a few minutes to advise our car shopping friend to sell her pristine '19 Escape (12K miles) tomorrow. She was an 18K offer. She was looking at low mile '22 used up to new '24 RX350's but was not thrilled after test drive. I suggested she wait awhile for both new and used markets to stabilize after this shock. In the interim she can rent different vehicles to decide what she really wants. She is an old lady, finances are not an issue, and whatever she buys will certainly be her last car. Personally, I wouldn't buy anything they offer but this will go a really long way toward forcing the reset of vehicle pricing. Thanks Guys!

[@TheRedDevil_NC]

It’s like going to Michael’s. 35 percent discount on stuff marked up 75 percent

[@PassportBrosBusinessClass]

35% sounds like how much they were marked up.

[@robertholmes7912]

The markup was 50% and up ⬆️⬆️⬆️

[@rvierra7235]

No...cutting 35% is NOT an insane amount...that puts prices where they almost should be...cut prices by 40% then they are there.

[@greayeve3035]

I really enjoyed this back-and-forth between the two of you. Hopefully, you two do these more often as you see the car market fluctuate.

[@woodie70hudson87]

These price cuts are just an admission that their products were overpriced to begin with!😕😕😕

[@daleolson3506]

We need a twofer. So when one’s broke n waiting for parts we can still motor.

[@christopherthompson9642]

It’ll go far beyond the “Big 3”. If I can get a 35-40k full size, what’s going to happen to the mid size? Who will by a 50k Tacoma if you can get a Ram 1500 for 35k?

[@dvader3263]

Everyone who would purchase a 50k Tacoma, who won't purchase a 35k Ram. That's who. A lot of people.

[@davidbrayshaw3529]

Someone who values reliability, fuel economy and less depreciation. Personally, I'd go for the bare bones Toyota... $40-$43k.

[@fulltang1]

The discount will help the dealer but the dealerships aint gonna extend that to the customer lol

[@dsrogersjr]

Local dealer has a 24 gladiator Rubicon for 29% off MSRP. It's starting. 20% from Jeep and another 9% from the dealer

[@carsgunsandguitars]

Where are these huge discounts happening, it's certainly not here in Austin? I see $60K Jeep (even gladiators that allegedly don't sell well) on the lot here.

[@1970sRacing]

proof they were ripping you off

[@myz06rocks]

In Canada, went to return the battery core for my 2018 wrangler JL SaharaI bought new for 58k. Exact same optioned identical 2025 is $81k. I laughed and told him to change careers.

[@jgg204]

My Wrangler build from 2017 to 2025 increased by 54%. Even a -35% drop in price is still not enough of a discount

[@kagu6856]

Actually, increase by 54% and then cut 35% off would be 154% x (1 - 35%) = 100.1%, almost exactly where it was.

[@kentuckycowboy7660]

Vehicles maintained is tripled on the last four years. What happened to the $19.99 oil change . Non-dealers oil changes are over $100

[@MrBrianbusch]

They're coming from extremely high MSRPs

[@Dan-qp1el]

My local dealers will never mark down their inventory 30%. The rule of thumb since the 60's has been the price being equal to the median household income. In my Minnesota town, its already there.

[@mic-drop-74]

I'll take 60% off those 2023 non titled RAMS.

[@speedingoffence]

Honestly, try it. It might be an obscure one in an odd colour, bot somewhere out there is a dealer who will take ANYTHING.

[@channell11]

@@speedingoffence It's worth a shot. Every day those aged vehicles are on the lot they're taking up space and costing interest on the floor plan. I've got a local dealer offering over 20% off MSRP on a number of new 2024s. If there's aged inventory around somebody's looking to make a deal.

[@TraveladvRajanSRai]

wont

[@jeffmacey6482]

Thanks guys! Good information.

[@garyjohn2802]

Reduced prices on trucks is going destroy Toyota truck sales . They are already hurting on these trucks due to the motor and trans issues. I think the punishment is long over due. Just in time for spring. Let's get the popcorn and beer out!!!!

[@johanndork5364]

Toyota need to bring back the reliable v8 and v6 motors and replace the turbo hybrid stuff.

[@mrfelix2510]

I've been watching a new 2024 Jeep Rubicon, up here in my neck of the woods. It was $57,156, just before the end of the year, when I checked a few days later, the price increased to $62,985. So much for lowering the prices.

[@franklinmarcelinomusic]

A jeep wrangler sport 4 door should be priced at 30k max. Not a penny more.

[@jw3946]

I love your joint podcast with TK. Fantastic. Do more of these joint efforts. I love the both of you guys.

[@JorgeHernandez-vs8jw]

I have been saying it for over a year, the first car maker to discount 50% wins the market for the next two years.

[@Christian-ct9iu]

I love it. I can't wait. I'll continue savings and just buy out right.

[@markmeger2455]

All ram 1500 price here in UTAH show $56,500 with $17,000 discount. Still too high. Need more discount.

[@BigBadJohnDiesel]

I've noticed that myself. 56,500 should get you a nicely equipped 2500.

[@TheOzthewiz]

Another $10k would make it a "good" deal, although not "great"!

[@davidx4590]

I'm actually seeing the price cuts advertised over here in the DMV area! 70K loaded Ram1500's 48-50k! The lower the trim, the lower the costs, see some in the Mid 40's!

[@ababbit7461]

If the new vehicles go down $17,000 and start to sell, this will help the used vehicle prices. I can't wait for this... I only buy used.

[@Theonewhowonders92]

I like TK’s channel and its always been more of a dodge channel but he use to call out dealership for their various schemes. Wish he would continue on with that mission.

[@gpdragon1404]

So, to clarify, they raised prices 42% and are now offering 30% off? So it's "just" a 12% hike? (I know I'm a tad off on the numbers, work with me) And some of these guys are 3 and 4 years old with horrible lot rot? Again, Hard Pass. They should have sold me that daytona for 40k back when they could have. Still listed at 47K. Makes me laugh.

[@devnull182]

You didn’t take math class? 10k +42% = 14,200 14,200 -30% = 9,940. A 30% cut is larger than the 42% increase

[@BillyBobDingledorf]

@@devnull182 A lot of people don't understand that percentages are relative. I saw the post and was going to do the same math you did, but you saved me the effort. Why did you have to toss in insult in there was well?

[@kensmart1976]

​@devnull182 most people commenting are ignorant. Thanks for showing the facts!

[@gpdragon1404]

@@devnull182 Your math is correct. I also think they raised prices a lot more than 42%, but I didn't do a lot of research.

[@severinjohn]

The comparative values, $10 k before, then $9940, should be compared. After all the pricing gimmicks settle out, the result is a lower price of $60 or 0.6%. Yep...generous reduction.

[@texasboy5117]

So you buy a new truck at -35% MSRP. You are still looking at a payment of close to $1000 per month at zero interest. Then you have to deal with the quality issues.

[@TheOzthewiz]

Buying a "brand new" '22 truck that's been sitting on the lot for TWO YEARS sure sounds like a deal to me! lmfao

[@texasboy5117]

@ it is a great deal if you keep it for a long time. You lose because of a two year depredation up front with a great price. Then take care of it for years.

[@rabunbike]

I remember in 2005 when Jeep went through this before. You could get a Jeep Liberty for 50-60% off MSRP at Carmax who was a new Jeep dealer at the time. Even at those prices it was still a pretty rough riding vehicle. My wife ended up buying a Jeep Grand Cherokee that my niece is still driving. When she went to look at the vehicle to test drive she came back a week later to buy it and the MSRP price dropped another 2.5k in between.

[@m.c.billham5071]

New Rams are builts to last only 7 yrs with an estimated cost to maintain of $2100 after 72 mos and $1800 after 84 months.

[@mikecuba002]

Dealerships are not even staffing GM positions. At least some of the ones that I see are running just with A SM and using the same GM for multiple store locations.

[@dannyhoward3437]

Omg! Another “the walls are closing in!!!” Video!

[@garyjohn2802]

Yeah the content is repetitive it makes the hosts look desperate and stupid.

[@chocolatewheelchair]

right?

[@gan_the_white]

​@@garyjohn2802He looks that way without content. And his bald head.

[@TM_Stone]

The Prophet Brandon has spoken. It will all crash. Soon. Maybe.

[@wantsanewvehicle]

..another video tomorrow, and the next day, and next day, and... But, it never happens. Hmm..

[@johnlacroix1639]

WOW amazing TY so much ,,Keep up the great work

[@jwuhome]

Rotted in lot for 2 years. Good luck on owning them.

[@splurb5000]

It will be interesting to see if this works. I'm wondering if the average consumer has any money period.

[@diegoharo7943]

lol the average consumer has never had money

[@diegoharo7943]

For decades Americans have been living paycheck to paycheck

[@diegoharo7943]

For decades most Americans have not been able to afford a simple $1,000 emergency

[@diegoharo7943]

People have always spent money they don’t have and it has only got worse as credit cards have become more common and the entry to building credit which is necessary for the average American to buy a car, home, or start a business

[@apollo1464]

If they do 35% they won’t do it for long.

[@ChrisVargasrpht2000chris]

Wow, what a great show today. I used to dislike TK's garage when he was friends with Randy from Auto Auction Rebuilds, but he was a great guest today. Well done to both of you. I wonder what this might do to Tesla to lower their prices again. Interesting conversation.

[@robm3063]

I have not watched AAR since he screwed Weird Beard. I don't even let my mouse touch his thumb nail just in case he gets something for that from KZbin.

[@JQ3GT]

Truck prices desperately need to return to prepandemic levels! It's just stupid and total lunacy to have trucks at $65k+!

[@TheAccountant001]

Try gmc @ $100,000 -$120,000

[@darcyrogers8881]

I’m looking at a gladiator they are doing 14k off. MSRP 52k still need to come down.😊

[@ecchioni]

Wake me up when they drop them by 80%.

[@marcotsubero]

2009 Dodge Ram1500 Big Horn with 202k miles. Still looks amazing and runs great!

[@martingriggs6362]

I was looking at new cars in my area like I always do yesterday. The dealership I bought my Hornet R/T from (Jeff Wyler Dodge in Canal Winchester, OH) had a Hornet GT AWD that was in transit. MSRP was around $34,300, they were taking off $12,500. $8k discount, $4500 rebate. Selling price was $21,800! It was the cheapest AWD new vehicle available in the Columbus area at 8am yesterday. It was sold before noon. Most dealerships in the Columbus area are taking $10k off 2024 Dodge Hornet GT's. It's no wonder it sold so quick. Haters are going to hate on Stellantis, who cares? I have owned 3 of their vehicles with no problems.

[@lbperlb]

it's not hate. Dodge/Jeep make excellent vehicles, but they can't just decide on a whim to be a luxury vehicle, and add no luxury but up the prices by 30%. It just doesn't work that way.

[@martingriggs6362]

@@lbperlb That was Jeep that made that decision. Ram and Dodge didn't make the same decision, but their prices got bumped up anyway.

[@michaelp4834]

Excellent content, Brandon. Thank you!

[@playingwithmytrains5440]

There’s no money to be made on vehicles at the lower prices so they are taking what they can get and plan to make it back when they break and it has to go into the shop. Plan to pay a ridiculous hourly rate and high parts price.

[@simon359]

To me, it’s the same old same old. They soak you to death with all these add-ons.

[@halidogmanthehero917]

$35k is not too much - remember we've had actualy 15% inflation.......... todays $40k truck is actually a $30k truck in 2020,,,,,

[@Brettdyt]

Those cars will be broken down on the side of the highway... even at 35% off they are overpriced.

[@rvierra7235]

👍

[@hoppy2515]

TOW TRUCK DRIVERS ARE CELEBRATING ALL OVER THE NATION

[@chrishoman4855]

Go to manufacturer website, Ram has an in transit section. If dealer has a stock number associated to that vin you can buy it. If the vehicle has not hit dealer it is impossible for dealer installed accessories to have been added. Good luck.

[@alanzolotoff6014]

There is a dealership here in Cali that have two new 2022 Ram 1500’s advertised at $30,995.00. I’m sure they both have lot rot !

[@TheOzthewiz]

Sounds like a "bait & switch" scam.....

[@bigbird2100]

Great video 👍 If the discount was implemented and the vehicles sold then all Stellantis product's will take massive equity hit😮

[@kraftwurx_Aviation]

The power of the people we don't exercise. Stop buying and they will drop prices fast. Just stop. Don't buy a car. Keep yours running. Think of it like Gamestop....

[@kennyvondra3620]

I bought a Chevy last Monday 30% years off msrp price. 2025’s

[@dmelkumo]

They will never see my money, no matter what they do

[@mikeyp53]

A couple years ago I wanted to replace my current Jeep with a new Cherokee. I went to my local dealer for a test drive.. I selected a new Jeep Cherokee on the lot and they gave me the keys . Dead. Put on jumper box, started with check engine light on, disconnected the jumper, dead again. Second one, same scenario. Third one started and died a 1/4 mile out of the lot. I walked back, threw the keys on the desk and my old Jeep is running just fine.

[@victoryfirst2878]

HOW can a CEO destroy a car manufacturer and get away with this strategy. .

[@derekwatson8965]

It’s not about the company making money, just them making money before they leave and pop their gold parachute

[@victoryfirst2878]

@@derekwatson8965 Well stated Derek. Happy New Year Sir too. vf

[@derekwatson8965]

@@victoryfirst2878 Happy new year friend! Hope it goes well! Struggle on oh struggler!

[@williamclark3649]

Spot on with the comment about owners wanting to get 15 to 20 years out of a truck. Have a 95 and 06 in the driveway.

[@imacanism01]

3 year old truck/jeep sitting outside for close to 3 years not worth it unless under 30k

[@michaelcoachtechvp2846]

20

[@doubleD_K2DRD]

Just checked our local RAM dealer in Lexington NC. Prices still way too high. These guys are nuts. Base tradesman 60K.

[@falconinflight6235]

UAW has them in a hurting position.

[@expert244]

Things moving in the right direction!!! May reconsider making a purchase now.

[@lawsonlandry3877]

i really doubt that they are, seems like click bait the january incentives are a joke

[@JeremiahSimon-n2h]

If Stellantis have to cut there prices by 35 percent, I believe that is an indicator of the power of the consumer. Who wants to take out a second mortgage to purchase a vehicle? Supply and demand, people don't want to pay $100,000 for a pickup truck. Low demand, dealership lots full. Consumers have the power, Stellantis has no choice. They have to lower prices if they want to stay in business.

[@Boodieman72]

Dropping 35% percent and they are still overpriced.

[@grahamkearnon6682]

Loving the comments, the stealaships are in for a world of hurt or just folding, the very rare honest dealership might survive.

[@terrylandon7578]

still to high. 70 k x % -30% -=21k

[@jasonpollock9259]

What?

[@jasonkusters5607]

I saw a gladiator for 30k I’ll buy at that price. Sport S. Should I buy or wait a month or two?

[@dkmassey8477]

I say wait until after tax season to see where they gonna go… might go down more who knows

[@joeborders]

IT’S OVER!

[@twolaneasphalt4459]

In OKC, Jeep, for example, I've noticed, has cut the price of 2025 Compasses by $15 - $20k.

[@martinellis7156]

The USA is in a deep recession that will last 20 years and in that time most of the car manufacturers will be gone for good. All the modern high-tech garbage will be left to sit and rust while the basic trucks of the early 2000's will keep going. The fun hasn't even started yet.

[@KyleRS877]

I agree. My newest car is a ‘15 Kia forte ex. Bought it new. Nowhere as near much tech as newer cars since then and I’m all for it but it’s still nice. Then an 09 Ram and an 02 impala. I’m set and don’t want anything else for that reason. I like simple shit that gets the job done

[@raywong5454]

ITS ABOUT TIME A MARKET ADJUSTMENT IS HAPPENING FOR THE BIG 3! GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY. ALSO GOOD FOR WORKERS AT UAW!!

[@justsayin3600]

We hate on the manufacturers. We hate on the dealerships for markups. DON'T FORGET THE BANKS WERE 100% COMPLICIT IN THIS!!! Granted it's not that simple but I hope the BANKS eat the 💩 too.

[@justsayin3600]

Oh... Think about this. You buy a vehicle for 20k. You finance 19k. A good bank would say, I'll charge you 2%-3% interest. However they say, oh!, the Feds rate is high so with good credit we have to charge you 7-11%. Banks are involved in this too!!!

[@DEJAVU007]

I'm so glad you brought him on this is so huge I've been waiting to get a truck or a Ford Mustang I will quit my job after I get a truck I will continue working if I get the Mustang