What's Everyone's ADM?

[1TruckLife]

Just curious what everyone has agreed to with ADM and what is a realistic one to pay. Also, what does everyone think these ADMs will do to the value of our trucks in the next year or so?

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[pyates999]

I’m paying MSRP for mine if I ever see it.

 

[1TruckLife]

I’m paying MSRP for mine if I ever see it.

I'm supposed to pay MSRP for mine as well just curious what's going on in the market.

 

[pyates999]

My dea

I'm supposed to pay MSRP for mine as well just curious what's going on in the market.

My deal is the dealer agreed to sell it to me for whatever the window sticker says & I agreed to pay whatever the window sticker says.

 

[Bash1990]

My dealer was willing to put my retail order in at MSRP, with no deposit. I'm very grateful, and I do have it in writing, but I won't celebrate until I'm holding the keys.

I may have agreed to a few grand because it's a specialty item, but anything beyond that I'd have walked out. I get that "someone is paying" these $10-20k+ markups, just don't ever be that someone, even if you can afford it.

 

[1TruckLife]

I'm most curious how the value of RRs are going to hold over the course of a year or two.

Will the value of them go up and hold that way for a while, or will they be similar to other vehicles and depreciate?

If people are truly paying $10-20k over sticker on them one would think that anyone who is lucky enough to get one at MSRP would see the value of their vehicle increase as soon as they drive off the lot. However, I am new to all of this because this is the first time I have ever ordered a vehicle of my own.

 

[Crapblaster]

MSRP for me.

 

[RaptorJoe]

MSRP for me, if it gets built

So far the highest ADM i've seen is $25k

 

[rwolfcastle]

I'm most curious how the value of RRs are going to hold over the course of a year or two.

Will the value of them go up and hold that way for a while, or will they be similar to other vehicles and depreciate?

If people are truly paying $10-20k over sticker on them one would think that anyone who is lucky enough to get one at MSRP would see the value of their vehicle increase as soon as they drive off the lot. However, I am new to all of this because this is the first time I have ever ordered a vehicle of my own.

MSRP for me as well.

I think the price for them will depend, in part, on how they are reviewed. If there's a ton of youtube videos all saying the truck is amazing, then demand will probably go up along with the price.

 

[CACTUSGREYFX4]

Pay the Adm of $800 that they put on all vehicles they sell. Includes full tank of gas, 5 year tire warranty, theft protection(3 years) and 3 oil changes.

 

[Cyrric]

MSRP at 1 dealer. The other dealer was a $5k ADM while it was stock, but told me that since they switched it to retail, I have price protection now.

 

[entersandmann]

0. Paying MSRP.

 

[ssjx7squall]

0

 

[RR2024]

First dealer I went to wanted to sell me their stock order ranger raptor for MSRP+$15k but second dealer I went to was cool with MSRP at the time of order plus a $1000 discount for the early bird pre-orders. I have a signed deal for that price and agreed to waive any future promo pricing if it would happen at delivery in exchange for a price lock. I figured a looming UAW strike/new contract would bump MSRP across the board. I am gambling that future offers would be less than any risk of a rise in MSRP.

 

[goalieThreeOne]

Since no one else is chiming in with an ADM, I’m paying $5k. I’m losing my company car soon, this is the vehicle I want, and I found an allocation. My order is locked in, I’m scheduled, I’ve got my financing arranged. No regrets.

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