The specific dealer in the article that got called out for the steep discounts is West Covina Jeep. They also have $4500 in add ons you cannot remove from the deal, which includes: Nitrogen in your tires, Paint and fabric warranty, and a GPS device. Not sure if they are playing other games too
Can't remove from the deal? Maybe not but I can rip out the GPS and deflate the nitrogen out of the tires and fill them with air instead ??. I've done their work for them now they can't charge me .The specific dealer in the article that got called out for the steep discounts is West Covina Jeep. They also have $4500 in add ons you cannot remove from the deal, which includes: Nitrogen in your tires, Paint and fabric warranty, and a GPS device. Not sure if they are playing other games too
They aren’t even Sport S, these are all basic Sports$52,000 for a new Sport S is way overpriced to start.
It's easy to do deep discounts when it's overpriced.
The article isn't even just dumb, it's a dumb lie. The 20k isn't off MSRP, it's off the dealer's posted price.They aren’t even Sport S, these are all basic Sports
Dumb article
They are learning from Toyota.The specific dealer in the article that got called out for the steep discounts is West Covina Jeep. They also have $4500 in add ons you cannot remove from the deal, which includes: Nitrogen in your tires, Paint and fabric warranty, and a GPS device. Not sure if they are playing other games too
2023s are going to be on dealer lots well into 2024. There's c. 24,000 in transit or on lots nationwide now selling at around 100-125/vehicles a day since these 20-25% off MSRP discounts started to appear. That's close to 200 days supply. Sales of 2023s will slow further once 2024s start showing up.Well boys and girls..........cash in on the deals now. Once the on lot inventory disappears it will be back to over MSRP pricing.