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Replying to: vistawrangler (Jul 22, 2005 1:04 pm) tidester, host |
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Ordered in July it just hit the lot today MSRP $29, 650.00 , horrible service to this point and the sales manager seems to think he is being accomidating by offering 400.00 over invoice for a total of $27,438. does this sound reasonable or should I dog him for a little more? Joe
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Replying to: yooper822 (Sep 16, 2005 4:24 pm) So why would you even think of rewarding this idiot with your business? Bad dealerships can only remain in business if customers continue to deal with them instead of walking out the door. |
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Replying to: mac24 (Sep 16, 2005 5:57 pm)
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Replying to: yooper822 (Sep 17, 2005 3:27 pm) Just go in there and get annoyed in a controlled way at noon on a Saturday!
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South Denver Jeep dealer, MSRP $25,988.00 paid 22,300 + got $2000.00 back with my military incentive and, finance through jeep dealer |
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Replying to: mac24 (Sep 17, 2005 4:33 pm) MSRP $29,560.00 - $2322.00 Employee Discount - $1000.00 Chrysler factory discount - $500.00 Military discount Total to be financed, 25,738.00 I was happy with that and the new rubicon is sitting in my driveway now but thet tried to slip a fast one by me in the paper work. They tried to fool me as I put 500.00 down when I ordered it and they tried to use that in the figures and left out the $500.00 military rebate, of course I caught it!! Beware they are shameless and will do anything tosave a penny!! |
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| I have been trying to shop for a used Wangler for almost 2 months and got no luck at all. It is almost impossible to find a ~5-year old Wrangler in overall good conditioned in San Jose area. Most private party' jeeps are 4 cyl, stick shift , very high milage and way above kbb price. Also there are very few from private parties are advertised in local newspaper. I was wondering other parts of the country having similar market conditions? Why there are so few auto trans out there by the way? | |
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I just bought a 2005 Wrangler Sport (with 12 miles) and I think I got a good deal. MSRP was $24,245 and Edmunds TMV had it pegged at $22,900 (including the options). I drove it out the lot for $22,000, which included CA taxes and DMV fees. One thing I'm not sure of is whether or not I should've purchased the 60mo/75K scheduled maintenance service contract. I wound up paying $1890 for it. It seemed like a good deal at the time. Any thoughts on this? Thanks! BTW I really love the Jeep (first one) and I've never had so much fun going out on "small" errands (just so I can drive it). I feel as giddy as a 12 year old school girl who just got her first bra LOL. And I'm a 37 year old dude
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Replying to: jeepersx1 (Nov 06, 2005 2:12 pm) Just simple math really. Will you cover 15k I do my own maintenance and use the 'B' or Severe Service schedule, which means much more frequent servicing than the standard 'A' schedule, and in the last six years/60k I doubt that I've spent $500 in top quality parts and fluids. |
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