Ordered a Laramie longhorn

I don't know about the LL, but I've spent the better half of my day comparing btw NADA, Edmunds, KBB, truecar, etc coming up w/ prices.
This is close to what I've worked up:
2014 RAM 1500 Laramie 4x4 Crew Cab 149" WB Maximum Steel
Invoice--- MSRP --- True Market Value®
Base Price $41,916 $45,600 $41,456

Laramie Quick Order Package 28H $0 $0 $0
Spray In Bedliner $404 $475 $432
17" x 7.0" Alum Chrome Clad Wheels ($425) ($500) ($500)
ParkSense Front/Rear Park Assist $336 $395 $359
Trailer Tow Group $281 $330 $300
diesel $2423 $2850 $2423
3.55 axle
Destination Fee $1,195 $1,195 $1,195

Total Price $46,130* $50,345 $45665

Total price is before any incentives, if any, and any possible dealer holdback (approx $1474)-which you could use to know how much more they will also make.

Will I get these prices? Not sure, but it's a starting point.

The paint protection plan is a scam, don't even consider it...that will save you nearly a grand off the top.

Why buy the oil change package? That's probably limited to that particular dealer. What if you move? What if you drive the truck for a year and hate it? What if you lose your job and have to unload it? I wouldn't lock yourself into something like that.

That's too much for an extended warranty. Dealers can negotiate more than most people think on warranties. I wouldn't consider anything other than a Chrylser Max Care plan...absolutely no 3rd party warranties for me. When I bought the 5 year/100K Max Care plan with $100 deductible for my 2013 3500 4X4 Cummins, I only paid $1525. I think the dealer started somewhere north of $2500, and I told them that I could buy it online from a competing Ram dealer for WAY less. They came down very quickly. When I bought mine it included (4) certificates for $75 toward oil changes, which will be tied to your vehicle in the Ram system (the dealer can find it when you take it in for the first oil change, but you will probably have to ASK for it, and let them know that you are aware of it.). See, one more reason not to buy that oil change package or the 3rd party warranty.

There, I just saved you almost $3k. You're welcome.

If I remember correctly, since you ordered the truck, you can choose between the discounts that were offered when you ordered it, or the discounts that are available when it's delivered. Do your homework before you go in. The dealer may refuse to work with you on dealer incentives, but he cannot refuse to give you the manufacturer rebates.

Thank you for your interest in a genuine Mopar (Chrysler) extended warranty.

I've attached a sample contract for you to consider. The sample contract is for a lifetime/unlimited term. Even if your time/mileage terms differ, the components covered are the same. You will need a PC to see the details as Chrysler's system isn't compatible with other devices. Diesel engines are not eligible for lifetime/unlimited terms. A maximum care 8/120K with a $100 deductible, ballpark figure, is $2085.00. I need the last 8 of the VIN to provide a quote.

These extended warranties will only appreciate in value. With the cost of parts and repairs continually going up, the purchase of an extended care warranty will cover those costs regardless of the increases.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. I want to earn your business.

Sincerely,
Trish
Riedman Motors Co., Inc.
In business since 1926
800-825-4340
[email protected]

been using my free time waiting to shop around for a warranty