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#11 of 133 To what number do I apply the rebate? by ckw27 Apr 03, 2004 (5:20 pm)
I'm trying to buy an '04 Liberty Limited Ed. The MSRP is 25,480. I offered 22,500 and they accepted it immediately. They also increased the offer on my trade by $1,400 in a matter of five minutes. At that point, we were only about $300 away from my "secret" number.   Therefore, my thinking is that they are still making too much money from me.   The question is this: If the rebate is $2,000; should I be subtracting this figure from the $22,500?   Otherwise put: The homework I did on Edmonds.com showed the TMV "Total with Options to be $26,515. Right below that, it subtracts the $2,000 Rebate... to show "Customer Cash Adjusted to True Market Value as $21,515. Help please!
#12 of 133 2004 Jeep Liberty Limited by tarbot Apr 09, 2004 (1:05 pm)
I think I got a great price... 2004 black Liberty Limited; 28G package, heated seats, power sun roof, towing package,ABS, seat covers, tubular side protection rails for $24,948 Replies to this message: blue_liberty (May 11, 2004 10:09 am)
#13 of 133 Re: 2004 Jeep Liberty Limited [tarbot #12] by blue_liberty May 11, 2004 (10:09 am)
Replying to: tarbot (Apr 09, 2004 1:05 pm) is it including tax & fee?
#14 of 133 Just bought a by jweby May 20, 2004 (3:57 am)
Patriot Blue Liberty Sport, 28B - air and electric package, V6, 4-Auto, Deep Tint Glass, Power Sunroof, Fog Lamps, Speed Control and Cast Aluminum Wheels.   The sticker was $24,470.   Dealer offered price of $23327, less $2000.00 rebate, and $1000 from Chrysler financial, $20327.00 plus tax and fees.   156 miles so far and loving it. On the bumbiest roads not one rattle, good stereo/cd and fun to drive. Replies to this message: ccarter2 (May 24, 2005 11:49 am) badness (May 29, 2005 6:41 pm)
#15 of 133 New Renegade by mcspoo May 27, 2004 (5:33 pm)
Just purchased a brand new Silver 2004 Liberty Renegade. Sticker was 27500. Got $1500 off from dealer, plus 1% under invoice and 0% finance. Got good value on trade in of 2001 Ford Escape. Only 21,700. I dunno, but that's a good deal. Walked into the dealership at 10:30am and walked out with new Liberty at 1:30pm.   Only downside of the Renegade: that plastic roof basket on top was too high for my garage, but it's very easily removed with a torque wrench. Otherwise, drives with plenty of grunt, feels more powerful than the old Escape, and (at least I think this is a plus) drives more like a truck should drive.   I've wanted a Jeep ever since I was a kid, and now I have one. And a good deal to boot. Yeah!
#16 of 133 I have one question by bmwlover Jun 04, 2004 (11:59 am)
I have a daughter that is soon 19 and she wants a new car. she is intrested in the liberty. Can you get a decent model under 20,000? Would you reccomend it for a 19 year old girl? How is the safety?   thanks for your replies bmwlover
#17 of 133 bmwlover.... by jayrider Jun 04, 2004 (1:44 pm)
Your daughter needs to understand fully that this is a truck with a relatively high center of gravity and should be driven as such. The crash results are good but the roll over risk is much higher than a car. Get the side curtain airbags [hard to find]. I wouldn't have trusted myself at 19 with a Jeep full of friends but your daughter may be different.
#18 of 133 Don't pay more than 17,600 by liberylemon Jun 22, 2004 (9:18 pm)
Replying to: Sylvia (Jul 30, 2003 10:36 am) I paid 26,500 for a fully-loaded Liberty Limited. Two months and 3000 miles later, after fighting with them over repairs (see http://www.riveroakslemons.com) they insulted me by offering me 17,600 for it. And they would not budge. So now you know what the thing is really worth. Don't pay more than 17,600!!   -David Replies to this message: tidester (Jun 22, 2004 9:47 pm) liberylemon (Jun 23, 2004 9:55 am) lee_w (Jun 23, 2004 3:35 am)
#19 of 133 Re: Don't pay more than 17,600 [liberylemon #18] by tidester HOST Jun 22, 2004 (9:47 pm)
Replying to: liberylemon (Jun 22, 2004 9:18 pm) I think that's a little unfair. Certainly the dealer is entitled to a profit on the original sale and, when they buy it back, they're not just going to keep it as a decoration. They going to sell it at a profit. Moreover, you're trying to sell them a used vehicle.   I wouldn't be so quick to take offense although I wouldn't be particularly happy about needing a lot of repair work.   tidester, host Replies to this message: liberylemon (Jun 23, 2004 9:55 am)
#20 of 133 Re: Don't pay more than 17,600 [liberylemon #18] by lee_w Jun 23, 2004 (3:35 am)
Replying to: liberylemon (Jun 22, 2004 9:18 pm) There are lemon laws. Does it qualify? Probably a lot of red tape, but might be worth the hassle to investigate. Good Luck.

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