Very helpful, Thanks! I've been checking the Dodge site regularly but it's still 2018's. I was going to buy a 2019 because they had a price decrease. But ended up buying a mint 2017 with 1,245 miles on it. Using your link I built a car matching mine and it listed for $72,800. I hear most can get 8 to 10k off sticker so in my case I saved over 10k beyond that. Love the car no matter what but it makes me feel more comfortable with my purchase. I've heard of some getting more than 10k off but for me, checkbook in hand, could never get more than 8k off a car I wanted so I walked. I think a lot of great deals we hear about are on cars that have been on the lot for a long time and probably won't be the color you want and missing a few options, etc.
