Anybody know where I can look up the invoices on new trucks (and cars for that matter)?

 

kbb

edmunds

 

Man, there is a $4000 rebate on Extended Cab 1500's up here right now. Kinda hard to resist.

 

If you're going to buy a car, you should try and aim for about 88% of MSRP. So if a car retailed for $100k, you would buy it for $88k.

Don't let them fool you into the line of "you're already getting a 3,000 manufacturer rebate". Just demand 12% off of MSRP and then take the rebates. If you do that, you're set.

p.s. once the walkout price gets over around $24,000 it gets to the point where it is more beneficial to take 0% rather than rebates (assuming 6.5%).