When it comes to truck deals, you need to stay current. Companies are changing their deals every month seemingly in an effort to get more vehicles to sell. The inconsistent sales numbers caused by the global pandemic has seemingly created an opportunity for many people. With the number of vehicles being sold not meeting goals, suddenly there’s a chance to benefit because everything is going on sale. It should be noted that deals change and change quickly. What’s written here could be gone as soon as they decide to change things up. Conversely, it’s possible for deals to get even better. Ideally, the best thing to do is figure out which vehicle you want (or a few if all things are equal) and then monitor it so you don’t miss the big deal.
1 - Ford Ranger - ~$26,000
Despite the smaller size, you get a lot from the Ford Ranger. Even in this more basic version (XL trim level with an extended cab), the Ranger comes in cheaper than a lot of its competition as well as all of the larger truck options on the market. There’s an added benefit to the Ranger as well. Ford currently
2 - GMC Sierra - ~$29,200
The base model Sierra is much less expensive than people realize it is. Yes, it’s identical to the Chevy Silverado aside from the appearance. If you’re a loyal Chevy person, then perhaps it’s time to give the Sierra 1500 a try instead. The base Sierra has an impressive 4.3 liter V-6 that provides plenty of power without needing to move up the trim levels. In addition, the Sierra is being offered with big discounts off the base price, up to $5,000 in some cases.
3 - Ford F-150 - ~$30,600
The best selling truck in the country didn’t take that crown by accident. The F-150 can be decked out to a huge luxury liner on wheels, or it can be picked up as a simple XL regular cab. If you’re someone who wants to save some money at the pumps, you can instead opt for the F-150 hybrid option. If you’re looking for deals and discounts, F-150’s around the country tend to be between $1250 and $3250 off. If you can find a 2020 model, the discount is the highest possible. There’s one downside if you’re buying. Financing rates for the F-150 aren’t particularly good.
4 - Jeep Gladiator - ~$35,000
The Gladiator is far from the least expensive vehicle on this list, but makes it for a few reasons. The Gladiator offers a standard four door cab. That alone will bring many of the other options up to this price point. It’s also available as a convertible pickup. Yes. As a convertible pickup. The base 3.6-liter gas V6 is plenty of power. The Gladiator is also incredible when it heads offroad. The Gladiator offers some great deals. You may be able to get up to $2,000 off and financing as low as 0%. It’s a great deal waiting to be picked up.
5 - 2021 RAM 1500 - ~$33,900
While the RAM Classic is even less expensive, the RAM 1500 is one of the best vehicles on the planet right now. There’s no regular cab on the 1500, only on the Classic model. RAM has put out some excellent deals, similar to the Gladiator above. Financing is available down to 0%. There are discounts up to $2,500 off the sticker price to get people interested and buying.
