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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kiman44" data-source="post: 1886170" data-attributes="member: 64908"><p>I don’t fault dealerships for taking advantage of the opportunity.  I don’t think anyone is doing anything wrong.  It’s the way markets work.  Prices will always be set where consumers are willing to pay.  As long as there are buyers like you out there, dealers will charge more, because they can.  Not faulting you for it - you are willing and able to pay to get what you want when you want it.  Not everyone is in that position though, and while they might be able to afford MSRP, significant ADMs may price them out of the market, which is understandably upsetting to them.  Everyone has a limit on how much they will pay for a specific product.  If the market went absolutely off the rails and this truck was 500k with ADM would you still buy it?  1M?  I happen to be one of those people that won’t pay over MSRP for a vehicle (anymore).  That has so far never been an obstacle for a vehicle I have wanted.  I either find a dealer willing to give me what I want for msrp right away, or just go on a waiting list to purchase at a dealer that doesn’t mark up future orders, and wait a year or more.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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