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Subscribe to this threadGet 'em while they're not hot! Dodge Rams going for $13k below MSRP
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Ferdinand @ May 5th 2008 10:56AM
"We're sure that no one wants that to be true, because if it is, there will be brand new 2008 Rams on showroom lots for a long time."
Yeah, okay. Wonderful. Now tell me what any dealer or consumer can do that will actually have any affect on fuel prices? Do clowns get paid to add these irrelevant statements while reporting a straightforward article?
Jon @ May 5th 2008 11:00AM
All reporters get paid per word. Didn't you know that? That is why we get rubbish reports on slow news days, because someone needs some money to pay for gas, or buy a gallon of milk. It is how this world now turns.