2017 dodge Big Horn 5.7. Hemi 4x4 -4 door

Anybody own one. Looked at 1 today. Big Horn 19000 miles, lease return. Dealer asked $31500.00 loaded with bed liner etc. Warentee will be written for 100000 miles at certified Dodge dealers. Thanks guys.

I always check what the dealer says against the Kelly blue book.  If you haven't might be worth a look.

Thank you. I had forgotten about that. Dog gone, after working at a dealership for 11 years you'd think I'd remember things like that. I always tell the gals "Dont ever get old and forgetful, stay young and good looking." I have reached that very forgetful stage.

Edited by HD6GTOM - 11 May 2019 at 9:12pm

I was able to check with couple of other dog dealers today. They have new 2019 equipped just like this used one. After the dealer discount and Dodge "rebate" that's not the right word, I can buy a new one for the same money or a little less than this 2017. Guess am gonna take a road trip. I might try woodhouse Dodge. I've heard and seen good and bad about them.

Tom,

Jeez, I can’t believe that anyone can really be serious about paying 30K or more for “Daddy’s pwetty widdle twuck” that will be overstressed doing more than getting groceries. I paid less than one third of that for the first tractor-trailer that I brought when I became an OO. Then to top it off all that will go wrong as soon as the electrical gremlins get started on all the totally unnecessary things that the advertising big wigs have convinced the mindless sheep that they are selling to that they need to have and can’t live without. A TRUCK IS FOR HAULING STUFF!   Have fun complaining when all the computer bugs have you back at the dealer on a regular basis.

I'm thinking you can't go wrong, I have a 2015 Ram 3500 Tradesman 4 x 4 single cab work truck with the 6.4, pushing 90 K with no problems, and a year ago, I bought a 2500 Laramie Longhorn Southfork edition for personal use, also with the 6.4. This is the first time stepping out of the box after owning lots of Fords starting in 1977, probably will never go back. As for the amenities, I love em, I drove enough of that manual gearbox, no power brakes or steering, sweat box, under-powered junk of the 60s, 70's and 80's, ya can't take it with ya, so a guy might as well enjoy it. And I do haul with mine, the 3500 works daily, and the 2500 drags my gooseneck. For the last 20 years, I've been trading the shop trucks at about 100K or four years, for me this has been much more economical than when I used to keep them longer.

anything woodhouse started in my town. I've tried to deal with them thru the years, they won't deal with local people, they want the out of towners to sell to. now they have and sell about every brand of vehicles and also now have the parts depot that they run 7 days a week in about 9 states.

where?