Nice, really nice.. Guess what? I went down to the dealer last Sunday and he was haggling me with his pricing.. It was around $50K as advertised on the Internet. I went down there for test drive and after that we sat down to talk about pricing. He went back to talk to his supervisor but came out with a price tag close to $57K even after the customer incentives. He also added the service contract that I don't even need. The true price after customization is $4K lower than his offer.
I play around with the options again, and I added sunroof, gooseneck prep, dual alternator rated at 400 amp and USAA membership. The price turned to be $55,366 and still lowered than his offered. I will customized the truck I am looking for, print it out, and take it to whichever dealer I am talking to. That way, they cannot haggle with with blah blah blah blah.. 
Thank you again for the assistance.
@Anonymous wrote:Nice, really nice.. Guess what? I went down to the dealer last Sunday and he was haggling me with his pricing.. It was around $50K as advertised on the Internet. I went down there for test drive and after that we sat down to talk about pricing. He went back to talk to his supervisor but came out with a price tag close to $57K even after the customer incentives. He also added the service contract that I don't even need. The true price after customization is $4K lower than his offer.
I play around with the options again, and I added sunroof, gooseneck prep, dual alternator rated at 400 amp and USAA membership. The price turned to be $55,366 and still lowered than his offered. I will customized the truck I am looking for, print it out, and take it to whichever dealer I am talking to. That way, they cannot haggle with with blah blah blah blah..
you are starting to see how awesome this site is but set up profile and create the truck and it blasts it out to dealers within the distance that you set you are willing to travel too and they will literally (1. call you instantly, I always let it go to voicemail until I see an email from them) but 2. they will send a TRUECAR email WITH PRICE and if they are participating most of them will add if you get an offer from another dealer that beats this, you bring that and we will match it... but the whole point is you don't need to haggle, go to the dealership that participates and that has the truck with the options you want and that sent you the price already.
and FOR SURE do not take the added warranty at a cost to you!
Creditaddict, you'are a life saver. Bravo! I will try to customize each truck (Ram, Chvrolet, Ford) to the specs I like. Print the certificate, according to the specs I like. Boom! The price will be the way it is supposed to be based on the market price. I will make sure I include all the incentives on the certificates and there will no "secret" charges like legislators always do when they are passing their pork bills.
The sale guy never called me back and I don't think he is even interest in selling to me. Bad sale man. I started to ask about all the lenders they are using for finance. He at least pulled out this piece of paper with all the listing of their lenders. No kidding, I could tell they have over 60 or more listed in small font print. The good thing is I learned from this site and some others, there is one thing you shouldn't do when you are not ready. Don't give them your SS# because they will run your credit like crazy. My LES only showed last 4 numbers and I specifically asked him not to run any credit on me. Anyway, more homework to do.. Right now, I don't think I can wait for my credit scores to be fixed in time as I need a truck right now before I am leaving my job. I think I will just do like you said, get the power of knowledge. 