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Ray, with all the money your saving by not being in Mexico every second week, open up the wallet and get a new one, there will be some good deals around the corner, 2021's are coming soon.
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Ray, with all the money your saving by not being in Mexico every second week, open up the wallet and get a new one, there will be some good deals around the corner, 2021's are coming soon.
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You need to be quick to buy a good used diesel at a good price. Last diesel I bought (my current truck) was on the market for almost 2 months was asking too much but was a real nice unit. I went for a test drive and got it for a fair bit below he was asking, he was tired of selling it and dealing with kjijiji idiots. So consider looking at those overpriced trucks that have been on kijiji for a long time.
Price on used diesels is going nowhere except up due to USD demand and there's gonna be new truck shortages with manufactures shut down... IMO
Price on used diesels is going nowhere except up due to USD demand and there's gonna be new truck shortages with manufactures shut down... IMO
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You are correct. I should have acted quicker on a couple.
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I seen a long box 3500 at Edson Chrysler for 76k think. Was 92. 0% for 7 years was advertised as well. 
dunno if both are applied but thats a good deal of it is.
dunno if both are applied but thats a good deal of it is.
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2021’s are coming because the factories are at full production and spitting out trucks by the thousands? Covid, my friend, Covid. I doubt there will be a glut of trucks in the future. Plus, some factories are making ventilators and covid related stuff. This was an executive order by the US Govt. Haha no truck for you!
I seen a long box 3500 at Edson Chrysler for 76k think. Was 92. 0% for 7 years was advertised as well.
No 0% it’s 3.49%. 16k off on a 19 is terrible should be at least 20k.
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Talking new truck prices is like talking track speed on S&M !! 
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I doubt you will not see that much more off a truck that has sat on the lot. Ask for a line sheet of the truck, guaranteed the DRLP is redacted IF they even give one to you.
It has been always cheaper to order the same truck.
So stupid, that is what the truck was new. Don't care if it's worth that in the market right now, I still wouldn't pay the same price for a 4 year old truck what the original owner paid. Heck there's still a few dealers with 18's around, that truck in 18 would only cost you about 70.
All it will take to crash used prices like that here is our dollar getting closer to US dollar in value even 10 cents would lower truck prices quite a bit, and anyone who paid that kind of money for a used truck will be very upside down on it.
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Used truck prices look to hanging in there. Id ask 60k for my 2012 Laramie with less than 60000km on it and 4 years of bumper to bumper warranty left.
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You can ask whatever you want . It’s up to buyer as to what’s its worth .
In 2012 I paid less then that for my fully loaded 3500 4x4 Dmax long box .lol
Dollar was on par then .
Doesn’t matter though as only worth what someone is willing to pay .
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You can ask whatever you want . It’s up to buyer as to what’s its worth .
In 2012 I paid less then that for my fully loaded 3500 4x4 Dmax long box .lol
Dollar was on par then .
Doesn’t matter though as only worth what someone is willing to pay .
Exactly, some know the value of something, some do not, they just look at the truck at face value.
In 2012 my truck sticked at 78k, Definitely not the average laramie. Will not find a truck like mine with the way it was ordered.
Truck on the lot stickered at 72g, best price was 2g over what my current truck was purchased for. Easy decision to order at that point.
Its all economics, supply and demand at the moment.
For example.
https://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks...p_ios&utm_medium=social&utm_source=ios_social
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Exactly,
Ordering is always the way to go and will get the cheapest pricing .
Buying of the lot costs more .
The sticker on my 3500 was about same but I ordered it in as well .
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Keep looking, I found a 2015 3500 Limited Crew cab short box, with 80,000 km, every option and paid 47,800. Deleted it and put in a EFI live 45HP tow tune. What an amazing truck. I also put in some Bilstien 4600 series shocks... what a difference. Best $580 you can spend.
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Awesome,,,,
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