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Replying to: madw3rld (Mar 25, 2009 9:07 pm) Yes, it came with the lifetime powertrain warranty and 3 year standard warranty as well. I had printouts from sites like this with people quoting prices they had gotten. I also pulled printouts from yahoo cars etc with great deals, even if they weren't 'exactly local'...I would, in fact, drive a couple of hundred of miles to save a couple of thousand dollars etc.... I am not sure what they did to lower the price, but I do know they were very motivated because it was a 2008 and 'said' they lost money on it. (Who knows if that is really true, I sure don't know.) Again, sorry for the delay in responding. Good luck! |
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Just bought an 09 Wrangler X 2 door automatic w/24S package, hard top, power conv group, anti slip differential, sirrus sat radio and deep tinted windows. MSRP was $27090 and got it for $19500 plus 3yr 0% interest. We feel like we got a good deal. Took a lot of calls and negotiating to dealers locally and in nearby states but it paid off in the pocketbook. Love'n my Jeep, now it's time to play and accessorize!!!! 
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Replying to: seadoonit (Apr 07, 2009 3:22 pm) Any thoughts anyone.
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Replying to: sunnysc (Apr 12, 2009 8:08 am) Unless there were changes during a model year, an early build and a late build will depreciate equally. Buying last year's model can be a gamble though, unless you get a really good price or intend to keep it for ten years. For you, now is probably a good time to buy as you obviously have no time pressure and can afford to look around and compare deals.
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Replying to: mac24 (Apr 13, 2009 5:38 am)
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Replying to: sunnysc (Apr 14, 2009 7:33 am) Any thoughts???? |
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Hi all, I have been looking for a few weeks for a new wrangler. I initially started out wanting a 2 door hard top Rubi in red with an auto. I didn't really want any other options. Al I am able to find are other colors, and most in my area are in the 28 to 29K price range. Well I came across a 2009 Unlimited Rubi, it is black but it has about everything else I want. The employee price less the rebate is $29500. Which if I am going to pay $29K anyway it might as well be for a 4 door. Any my question is is there more negotiating room beyond the employee price and rebates and financing? I am selling a bike, truck and jet ski, so I wont need to finance too much. But the more I can save, the safer the loan is in this economy. I thought I read in previous posts members buying theirs for a few thousand less than the employee price plus rebates. The next question will only lead to speculative answers, but with the current incentives scheduled to end thursday, but the impending problems Chrysler is having is there a good chance rebates will improve, or at least the financing go to 60 months? Thanks in advance. Also is that $29K a pretty good deal on a fairly loaded rubi unlimited?
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Replying to: fgxtom (Apr 27, 2009 11:21 am) for $28,900 last summer with no incentives. I'd think you should be able to do better than I did in this economy.
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