The reservation system seems as it was nothing more than a gimmick anyhow.
I don't believe granger is shipping. If not you will want to talk to long McArthur or Chapman
Either way is ok... Chapman is out of the equation - nuff sad. McArthur is not discounting at all. So Granger, which I already emailed, will be my next best option. I will fly into the Airport closest to Granger's dealership - transact and then drive - eventually home to Florida...
Will be a fun trip home at least!
You'd either need to arrange shipping or fly into Des Moines airport and drive back.
Fly in and drive home is the way to go! A flight from Florida to Des Moines will probably be cheap, and then 2 maybe 3 nights of hotel, you still come out easily 4 figures ahead, and get to know your brand new truck!
Heck, if I could take off from work to make the drive, I'd do it. Just for the adventure alone. Nothing like a road trip in your new vehicle.
Flights from Denver to Des Moines are about $39 one way, plus a couple of tanks of gas and food. I'm saving ~3k compared to using a local dealer so the trip is well worth it for me.
You save more than that. Invoice is about 3% discount on its own, the offer here is 3% below that, a total of about 6 percent. At a base cost of $22,000 you'd save about $1,300.
I'm not sure if they include the destination cost with it, but I see what you're getting at as I didn't think to include the difference of invoice to MSRP. Invoice is listed as $19,595 with a MSRP of $19,995. 3% of invoice would be $587.85 plus $400 off MSRP would be $987.85. Looks like a flight would be about $150, gas for 1800 miles around $200 if it gets about 35 mpg average, hotels if you go cheap maybe $200, food on the cheap about $50. Might save a few hundred bucks, which is worth it to some people but not for me.
