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#9 of 133 2004 Jeep Liberty Sport by meyerlevin Jan 03, 2004 (7:42 pm)
Just two weeks ago I purchased the "04 Liberty Sport for 2K below invoice and then another 2K rebate on top of that.So far I'm enjoying drivivg the car. My biggest concern is how far the car can be pushed without fear of rolling it.This is my first SUV and I know that there is some concern about this car's center of gravity. Any suggestions? Thanks,Martin
#10 of 133 04 Price Quote by piston716 Feb 01, 2004 (2:47 pm)
At my local Jeep dealer they said a 2004 Auto. 6cyl. Liberty "could be mine" for 16090. It's got AC,CD player, cloth seats. I'm thinking, not bad? I'm still shopping and comparing the Liberty vs. Escape vs. CR-V . Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.
#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)

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