2013 GTS pricing

[Junkie]

Why not just be happy for the guy?

Congrats on the car man!

[ViperSmith]

The dealers stuck on selling the 2013's at $99K are the dealers that will probably still have the cars this time next year. Obviously the cars aren't selling at that price. At some point they need cut their losses and sell the cars.

lmao!

[GBS]

lol, MSRP on a 2015 GTS with Laguna interior standard is around $112K and they're going to sell you the 2013 for $140K. I contacted that dealer about that car and I couldn't even get a price out of them.

lmao!

[ViperSmith]

lol, MSRP on a 2015 GTS with Laguna interior standard is around $112K and they're going to sell you the 2013 for $140K. I contacted that dealer about that car and I couldn't even get a price out of them.

I told them their GM was insane.

The longer these cars stay out there the worse it is for owners values.

Dodge should just buy the cars back from the dealers and crush them. They obviously are oblivious to the market.

[keller3344]

Was that original window sticker from 2013? Just trying to find out if it was originally priced at $149k and after the $15k reprice brought it to $134k. Or is this car in 2015 going to be a $119k car? Either way it's a great price and I paid almost the same as mine was a little higher msrp.

[v10enomous]

I was at the local Dodge dealer yesterday shopping for a 4x4 and he had a black Hellcat Challenger and another one in Sublime and he wanted $83k for them with the $20k AMV.

[AZTVR]

Do you think 78k delivered for a brand new 2013 GTS (msrp 134k) is paying too much?

That is without a voucher. I actually bought the car, but maybe questioning the deal a little.

I think that if you are questioning it, then it was not a good deal for you. Too bad, when it is such a great car. So many people obsess over getting the best deal that they loose sight of the fun of playing with the toy. Getting the best deal is the number 1 American obsession, though.

[Brad00GTS]

Does anyone know how to tell an adjusted MSRP from original?

[viperdriver5150]

Sorry to say this, but in light of the early adopters here who paid full price, this just seems like a gloating post.

It's like "HAY GUISE I JUST GOT A MINT CLEAN TITLE MERCIALAHGOO ROADSTEER WITH 9k MILES FOR $50,000 DO YOU THINK I OVERPADE LOL?"

You already knew the answer to your OP before you asked, this just seems like you're here to rub it in with other owners. Not cool. People are saying "Did this really need to be asked?" and I'll go head and answer frankly-No.

It was by no means a question to gloat or make anyone feel bad. It is really hard to say where a car like this stands in terms of pricing. I do not usually hang on to my cars very long and usually buy every year or every other.

KBB obviously values this car higher than what I paid but in a real world market it means nothing, and it was also asked in comparison of the 14' and 15' model years.

[viperdriver5150]

Wow... Are you saying $78k plus tax and fees but including the truck to drop it off at your house ? What color and options ?

I have to pay state taxes and everything else was included, truck delivery to door, fees, etc...

[Steve M]

I told them their GM was insane.

The longer these cars stay out there the worse it is for owners values.

Dodge should just buy the cars back from the dealers and crush them. They obviously are oblivious to the market.

Well, that was their best price from the manager's perspective...it would have made him the most profit.

I'm sure at this point it is dusty, has smudges and fingerprints all over it, and the battery is likely dead. They can sit on it all they want IMO.

[GBS]

Does anyone know how to tell an adjusted MSRP from original?

Just look at the base price on the sticker. On a revised sticker for a GTS the base price is $107,385. If it hasn't been revised it's + $15,000. Does not apply to 2015 GTS MSRP base price.

[ViperSmith]

Does anyone know how to tell an adjusted MSRP from original?

The 2013's did not get an adjusted MSRP.

There is $15,000 in dealer cash on the table for them to reduce the MSRP. $7,500 of that expires jan 1, which they could extend or increase.

[Track Pack]

ViperDriver 5150, I sent you a PM. Thanks!

[GBS]

I'm sure at this point it is dusty, has smudges and fingerprints all over it, and the battery is likely dead. They can sit on it all they want IMO.

On a early build 2013 the original oil has been in the car for a couple of years now. Some of the 2013's have quite a few miles on them even though they have never been titled. If I buy one the first thing I would do is change the oil.

[dethred]

An absolutely loaded 2013 GTS with 500 miles on the odometer is valued around 92k on KBB (which is almost always higher than trade-in). Someone would have to be insane to spend over that on a leftover new 2013. By the time you have passed the break-in period, the car will be worth even less than that.

Any dealer that is pricing a 100% optioned 2013 GTS above 90k should be shown the numbers. If you have a 200-500 mile journey home, just ask them how much black book is on a 2013 with the number of miles you are going to have to put on the car.


Not many complete idiots are going to show up and think anywhere near MSRP is a fair price, so either they are the real fools, or they simply don't want to sell them.

[viperdriver5150]

Why not just be happy for the guy?

Congrats on the car man!

Thank you Junkie, should hopefully be getting it soon.