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#44 of 467 Re: '04 JGC Laredo Lease [phj12 #43] by simplyput Jun 28, 2004 (6:22 pm)
Replying to: phj12 (Jun 28, 2004 11:08 am) Pittsburgh, PA - Unfortunately, this deal runs out on the 30th and includes a guaranteed price of 1% below invoice + $1000 back from DC for being a Chrysler Affiliate Rewards member (DC is one of my company's clients) so that helps a lot too...   SP
#45 of 467 1995 Jeep GC by gregoryc1 Jun 29, 2004 (5:07 am)
We leased a new 1995 Jeep GC that was the "vehicle from HELL"! Drive train problems, Electrical problems and Tire problems. The dealer and the factory rep. were no help. While we like the style of many Chrysler vehicles, we would not purchase one after this experience with this Jeep.
#46 of 467 Jeep Purchase by kkics1 Jul 28, 2004 (10:07 am)
From the looks of it, the Overland that I am looking at should be purchased for at least $10K off MSRP since I also have the Chrysler Rewards Program. I am in Chicago, so the competition should help with the pricing. The one I am looking at is Red, with all the options (nav, adj pedals, tire pressure monitor) for about $42K. If I can get this for $30K, it should be a done deal. Will the rebates extend or increase in August?
#47 of 467 $159/month/24mo Lease for GC Laredo 4x4? by duxfan3 Aug 14, 2004 (1:25 pm)
A local dealer here in Perrysburg OH is advertising a GC Laredo 4x4 for $159/month (plus tax) on a 24 month lease. The rebates are obviously going into the cap reduction ($3500 + $1000 CF). Since we have so many Jeep employees in the area I looked closely at the fine print, and it didn't state that one had to be an employee. 12k/year on the lease, $1500 due at signing was the only disclaimer posted. What's missing? Is this a legitimate deal, or is there a hook that I'm not seeing? I'm sure it's a basic Laredo 4X4, but for 24 months I'll lease this, rather than wait for the '05 model. By the time the new model cools off and incentives come out, I'll likely be eligible for a pull-ahead to get out of this lease. But since they are not a 5 star dealer, I'm skeptical that this price is honest. Can anyone help? Replies to this message: sunpro2003 (Aug 15, 2004 9:17 am)
#48 of 467 Re: $159/month/24mo Lease for GC Laredo 4x4? [duxfan3] by sunpro2003 Aug 15, 2004 (9:17 am)
Replying to: duxfan3 (Aug 14, 2004 1:25 pm) Here's a few questions to ask the dealer.   I see payments in NJ at $139 month-The fine print states that you need a minimum FICO credit score of 730 to qualify. Find out if this is that case with your deal.   If you are an existing Chrysler Financial customer, they will pay your last 5 payments on your current lease to get you into a new car in August.   Also find out:   1. Have they given you all the rebates. Through 8/31 you are entitled to the following -$3,500 Chrysler Financial Rebate -1,000 CF cash -$1,750 Conquest Cash So thats $6,250 in rebates before any discount.   If its a 24 month lease with 12K miles a year, they will hit you up for 20 cents excess mileage charge if you go over the included miles.   2. Find out the following:   MSRP Dealer Discount Rebates Net CAP cost(this is what your lease payment is based on) Residual What money factor are they using for the lease? (This is important since it will tell you what the interest rate is they are charging you.   Excess Mileage charge(if they are giving you 12K miles per year, I suspect they will charge you 20 Cents per mile over) What money factor are they using for the lease?      3. Total Due at Signing(What makes up the $1,500) -$159(Usually 1st month Payment -$ Any cash down payment -$ Any security deposit -$ Any bank fee -$ any other fees   Good Luck! Sunpro
#49 of 467 2000 GC laredo V8 loaded 11500 73k good deal? by frank Aug 17, 2004 (10:31 pm)
Is it a good deal? Should I worry about the 73k miles? When does it start to be costly repair wise? it is a 2wd, is it much better mileage wise? also can I still use some of the rugged features of the truck with a 2wd only? Thx! F.
#50 of 467 Thinking of Purchasing a Jeep by brandes1027 Aug 20, 2004 (10:37 am)
I'm looking at a 119 GC Laredo 2WD w/ 87265 miles $7000 & a 1997 GC Laredo TSI (What does TSI stand for?) w/ 96728 miles 5000.   Where can I find out the resale value of this car say in about 2 years time?--What will it be worth in 2 years-- Replies to this message: xscout (Aug 20, 2004 5:36 pm)
#51 of 467 Previous Mess by brandes1027 Aug 20, 2004 (10:39 am)
The first vehicle is a 1996--
#52 of 467 Fuel Mileage by bryanw47 Aug 20, 2004 (3:12 pm)
We have a 2004 JGC with the 4.7L HO engine. We get 11.5 to 12 mpg in town and 16.5 to 19 mpg on the highway. Is this the norm? I hope not. We have several friends who have the standard 4.7L engine and they get around 15 to 16 mpg in town and 21 to 24 mpg on the highway. Dealer says everything is normal.
#53 of 467 Re: Thinking of Purchasing a Jeep [brandes1027] by xscout Aug 20, 2004 (5:36 pm)
Replying to: brandes1027 (Aug 20, 2004 10:37 am) Laredo TSI was a content upgrade of the regular Laredo. The only specific option I can recall was the steering wheel radio controls. I have 2 1997 Laredo 2WD's both with about 100,000 miles. Bought both used and have had only minor repairs over the last few years. If you like to do your own routine maintenance, it is as easy as it gets on these vehicles. The condition and then mileage should be your most important concerns in determining which to buy. Unless the 1996 is flawless(like new including tires)that price sounds a little high.

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