Rich helped with my Scat. No issues.

I get 6 Friends Control Numbers to give out every year, I have 3 left right now for this year with 3 people who have told me that they're interested in them.
Till they say they're not interested in them, they're spoken for.

I am working on a purchase of a 2021 RAM using employee pricing, I have gotten the control number from my in-laws. Does anyone have the rules for that, like the friends plan posted earlier in this thread? Specifically I am looking for information about incentives, to verify that I am eligible for all incentives on top of the employee pricing (understanding that there are the "or" incentives, I still have to pick between those). I did get the email from RAM for the extra $1K off and want to make sure I can use that. Also, I wanted to check that the dealer cannot charge those crazy document processing fees; that if it is printed on their paperwork that they then have to back it out with a separate line item. I have bought 6 vehicles using the employee pricing but it has been 7 years, and sometimes rules change, etc. I want to make sure that I understand all of it to keep the dealer in check.

Much appreciated in advanced! I am really looking forward to getting my new RAM!

Using the family discount, I have always been able to use the employee pricing, plus still take all rebates and incentives. Research them well, The stealership might try to keep them. You could talk with another stealership where you don't plan to buy and don't tell them about the EP, ask about all incentives. Good luck!

You could start here and see if they have the answer to your questions. http://ncro.org/pdf/Employee%20Purchase%20FAQs.pdf

It's always been my understanding that you still get any incentives or rebates that apply.

Chrysler has always been skiffy on giving you a price. When I was shopping for a new vehicle a few years back i was eligible discount pricing for multiple makes. Ford's program had me put in what I wanted for a vehicle and gave me the price, same with GM. Chrysler's program said the dealer would give me the price, after making me just through the hoops to tell them what I was interested in.

I didn't bother with a new Chrysler product as the local FCA dealership is a bunch of scammers, imo, and if Chrysler wasn't going to tell me I sure wasn't going to trust the local dealership to be straight. The plan had been to go to the next closest dealer, 90 minute drive, but I wasn't going to go thru that effort without a price in hand. So I bought a GM product.

I did find some information on-line regarding the rules for the employee pricing. Here is the link for future reference for anyone else who may find it helpful: https://www.ea.chrysler.com/EmpAdv/login/EP%20Details.pdf

Dropped you a message for some more details about a quote I got (not asking for a code)
Thanks

That's pretty old information and likely out of date.