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[JTwantMe]

Is it too late to order a 2023?

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[Trauma PA]

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[Cspence]

2024 Model Year orders will open tomorrow, 9/13!

How has the UAW strike impacted the order banks for MY23’s and MY24’s? Are they accepting orders at this point or have they closed it down while the strike is going on?

 

[JBerd81]

This makes me want to take my local jeep dealer up on one of the 23’ Rubicons they have with Manual Transmission….

 

[Leah@TriCityJeep]

They have closed the 2023 Order Banks. We are still waiting for pricing to be released for the 24 MY.

 

[GoBraves95]

Is it true that driving out of state won’t get you better deals on incentives? They still go by your home zip?

 

[Leah@TriCityJeep]

Is it true that driving out of state won’t get you better deals on incentives? They still go by your home zip?

That's correct. Your incentives are qualified by your titling address. Driving out of state may net you a better deal but only based on the dealer discount.

 

[GoBraves95]

That's correct. Your incentives are qualified by your titling address. Driving out of state may net you a better deal but only based on the dealer discount.

Thanks for the clarification!

 

[BH1973]

Is it true that driving out of state won’t get you better deals on incentives? They still go by your home zip?

You may also save on doc fees, which could cover the cost of travel alone. There's a dealership in Minneapolis with some of the deepest discounts I've seen - around 25% off MSRP. They list their discounted price as "unconditional retail price." I called and a sales person told me that yes, that was the price I'd pay + doc fee and TTL. The doc fee in Minnesota is capped at $275 in Minnesota, and averages $100. In North Carolina, where I'm from, it ranges from $500 to $1000.

If you can also make a short vacation out of an out of state trip to pick up a car, it may pay to fly. You're basically getting a free rental car.

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