Yes or no - 2019 Ram 3500 Laramie with 6.7 Cummins Turbo Diesel

70K miles for $70K.

I know in the end it depends on a lot of things, but assume it is in good to excellent condition.

 

Yeah...like does this 70k mofo got an auto-suck?

 

$70,000?!?!


Like US dollars?!?!

 

Is the seller Nigerian?

 

Penis

 

Penis. Yup, I laughed. I did not even look up known issues. My initial response was nope, nope and nope but that was based on year, mileage and price.. This is not for me but my brother who seems ready to "negotiate". I'm thinking that the first number should be a 5 to even begin negotiating / researching the specific vehicle. Apparently there are 15 CarFax incidents but I'm not sure that really means anything, could be oil changes.

 

Are 70,000 mile trucks really going for $70,000?

Insanity.

 

Just bought a 2017 3500 C&C with 210k from a jacker wholesaler for 20. Ain't got no infotainment or a sunroof but the DEF tank is always full.

 

6mo or less and the prices are going to tank. IMHO

 

You don't want a 2019 unless the CP4 recall has been done. They are ticking time bombs.


P.S. That price can F*#k off!

 

How much cocaine does that come with for 70k?

 

No but more info needed to make an educated price for negotiations.

SRW or DRW?

Does it have the HO engine and Aisin transmission? If it doesn't have this option don't even consider negotiating.

 

Is it a dealer? Is there any factory warranty left.

 

If he’s not in a bind everything that I keep hearing is the used market is about flip. Lots of new dealers are back to negotiating, not like it used to be but it’s a start. Play the game and see if you can get them down but 70 is way too high.

 

I'll see what other info I can get on the truck. It is a single rear wheel.

 

Agreed. The “I know what I got” used vehicle bubble is about to burst.

 

Ford’s in for a very rude awakening with their dealer markup bullshit too.

 

Yeah, I've seen some videos saying that bullshit was going to end.

 

One of the financial reports I heard earlier this week noted that new prices are down but used prices went back up last month after a small decline December and January. Things are so twisted up right now that I have given up trying to predict.

 

They're great trucks, but for that number you need to fix what you have for another year

People see me in mine but what most of them forget is that its billed out on jobsites 3 days a week. If I didn't do that I'd just get a standard f150

They're bumpy, expensive to maintain, eat front and components, and drink fuel that's a buck a gallon more. Throw some real cold weather in the mix and they're a flat out pain in the ass.....that being said....its the best personal work truck I've ever owned