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Not sure if I should be flattered or offended. Okay, I drive my Peterbilt somewhat like a sports car at times, but didn't think that the 24.5-inch wheels had anything to do with it.

There, I fixed it for you.

Yes, but a good dealer will honor the rebates either way. I get what's available at the time of order, or at time of purchase, whichever is the larger rebate. Not that it has helped me lately, when buying vehicles that has no rebates whatsoever, and other dealers want 5-30K ADM for. Thankfully...

Sorry, I had to edit my post...it's July 26 that the '22 builds are supposed to start, not June. Either way, it'll be interesting to see if that date remains, or the last "2021s" will be labeled as '22s. I know that mine will identify as a '21 no matter what.

I'm curious to see if they can crank out the remaining '21 orders before July 26, when '22 production is supposed to start.

Yeah, those 2-doors sure look good, don't they Hellcatcfp?

Meanwhile, I like to have 2-door vehicles that normally are only available as 4-doors.

Sorry. According to the mafi....err, union bosses, that information is not considered public.

Feeding the 4-door frenzy, huh?

Gone? I didn't think it was ever there.

Makes sense. Why would you give up a source of income?

Especially when it didn't actually end up on a train.

I did hood on the 'Hawk, maybe okay on the 1500, and will do good on the TRX. Of course, I already spent the 32K on a car to drive until the new 1500 shows up...which I'll likely keep.

In my case, I sold a truly boring '14 Ram 1500 and a '20 'Hawk which netted me $102,600. Then I ordered a TRX which is a good (actually much better for me) combination of the two. It'll cost me about $70K, so I'll be some $32K ahead. Not all bad, I think.

There, I fixed it for you.

I can't find my 1500. Guess it's at a Ram dealer since it had every open recall known to man. And it was quite a few.

Decided to see what happened to my 'Hawk that Givemethevin gave me $79K for. It's now for sale in Oklahoma for a paltry $97,5K. Okay, so the market is nuts. I knew that. But why pay that much when a new one can be ordered for about $82K. Oh well, I still got about $4K more than I paid for it.

Just out of curiosity, what are the rates for commercial vehicles?

Getting ready for the big fan-fare, huh?

This had me puzzled at first, but then I found it in the dictionary...under "oxymoron".