Prices changed

[todayusay]

If you placed your order in Feb or before - expect the MSRP to have increased...below is a screenshot from both our Workbench order in Jan and then our window sticker from the end of March...if you placed an order in the fall I believe there was also a price increase back in the Oct/Nov timeframe...

could be worse, some brands are implementing price increases almost every month...

 

[Polo08816]

If you placed your order in Feb or before - expect the MSRP to have increased...below is a screenshot from both our Workbench order in Jan and then our window sticker from the end of March...if you placed an order in the fall I believe there was also a price increase back in the Oct/Nov timeframe...

could be worse, some brands are implementing price increases almost every month...

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I'm interested to see if what Target/Walmart were reporting today that caused the markets to take a dive eventually makes it way to vehicle prices.

 

[todayusay]

I'm interested to see if what Target/Walmart were reporting today that caused the markets to take a dive eventually makes it way to vehicle prices.

agreed.

msrps probably won’t go down, but rebates may become a thing again.

some of the price increases make it tough to see how they’ll be sustained.

ordered a ram 3500 in dec…MSRP was $73,120, sticker ended up being $75.9k in feb, and the same truck, in a 2022 - not 2023, lists for $78k now…almost unbelievable…and this truck didn’t even have leather in it

 

[Polo08816]

agreed.

msrps probably won’t go down, but rebates may become a thing again.

some of the price increases make it tough to see how they’ll be sustained.

ordered a ram 3500 in dec…MSRP was $73,120, sticker ended up being $75.9k in feb, and the same truck, in a 2022 - not 2023, lists for $78k now…almost unbelievable…and this truck didn’t even have leather in it

All that remains to be seen. I guess the real question is between now and the end of 2022, will demand or supply fall off faster?

Main Street is certainly taking it on the chin from inflation, but it now seems like Wall Street is taking some jabs as well.

I personally don't see the price increases as being sustainable.

 

[rmsnickers]

My 2022 Z71 build went up 1600 from yesterday. I placed order in Feb, it increased approx 750 since then and now this jump as well. Still awaiting allocation with no price protection. **** GM...hoping the new Sequoia comes out and is in my price range instead.

 

[bunky319]

Wow....I just noticed my Suburban RST price went up $1600 from a couple days ago.....I guess this price increase is real? Are they doing this so they can say there is no 2023 price increase..or will they increase even more?

 

[Chad G 1979]

Wow....I just noticed my Suburban RST price went up $1600 from a couple days ago.....I guess this price increase is real? Are they doing this so they can say there is no 2023 price increase..or will they increase even more?

I would gather they are doing price increases now, and will do so again for the MY23 when it comes out. Inflation is crazy right now. They dont have to do price increases as they make a pretty penny on their truck and suv sales as it is, but will use inflation as an excuse to jack prices up again.

 

[Toasty]

if you have a retail SOLD order, you should have price protection. Retail Stock order not so much

 

[Brand0n]

What is retail sold vs stock? Custom order vs dealer stock?

 

[todayusay]

What is retail sold vs stock? Custom order be dealer stock?

other way around...retail sold would be custom order

assuming price protection actually was locked in when the order was entered, would be interesting to see how many dealers 1) voluntarily offered the vehicle at the ordered price vs the window sticker, 2) if any buyers questioned the price increase and was able to get the dealer "back down" to the ordered price