Yep, if you have any PA specific questions feel free to ask. Best of luck!
Ok received first full layout - RAM Big Horn 4x4 Quad Cab 36mo/10k through Chrysler Mid Atlantic
Tier 1 Credit
MSRP:$43,860
Base Invoice: $41,100
Lease Rebate: $4000
Lease Cap: $37,100
RV: 55% so $24123
Now they have âInterest Factorâ at .00024 (Edmunds had said .00003)
with an APR of 1.006% but in the Leasehackr Calc .00024 was .58%?
Total Fees:
Doc Fee: $250
Reg.: $36
Title Fee $22
Tire Fee $5
So $313 Total
So this leaves me with $405.87 a month
ThoughtsâŚ
Ohio dealer from the doc fee,
That probably is a money factor markup;
There is holdback, and many other factors that go into discount, âinvoiceâ is not the biggest discount you can get.
so can ask for .00003 MF and $37500 Invoice would put me in at $286
Donât ask for invoice unless you want to leave money on the table.
isnât one of the main objectives to get the sale price down? Ha, I am so confused
Absolutely. So why ask for invoice when you should be able to get the sale price down further?
ok clearly I am screwing up vocabulary/lingoâŚI was saying I would ask for sale price of $37500 (currently he is at $41,400) with the addition of $4000 Rebate.
Gotcha. Invoice is a specific number on a vehicle that represents the dealerâs âcostâ (although with multiple profit streams, leasing/selling a vehicle at invoice may show as a $0 profit deal, it actually isnât).
ok so would my appropriate wording be a âdealer discountâ of $3900
(MSRP 41,400-37,500 = $3900)
Correct. We try to focus on pre-incentive discount to clearly delineate between what is coming from the dealer and what is coming from the manufacturer.
Any update? Howâd you do?