Look at this... Gladiator prices 2025

[Gladiatorx2]

I saw this article today. I thought that I would be keeping my 2023 Max Tow forever. After checking out Mojave and Rubicon MSRP I may have to reconsider.

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[Gladiatorx2]

I have owned Sport S non Max Tow, Sport S Max Tow and the Rubicon. The next logical step is the Mojave

 

[legacy_etu]

I have owned Sport S non Max Tow, Sport S Max Tow and the Rubicon. The next logical step is the Mojave

Gotta say, if true I’m glad to see Jeep bringing prices down to be more competitive.
Seems like Toyota is the latest to be asking premium prices for their Tacoma. Freakin’ Pro and Trailhunter are in the 60’s!

 

[DailyMoparGuy]

I have owned Sport S non Max Tow, Sport S Max Tow and the Rubicon. The next logical step is the Mojave

No, no, no…don’t cop out. You know what you have to do next. You only live once…

(mountains not included in final pricing)

 

[JsnJcksn]

Now $219,695.00!

No, no, no…don’t cop out. You know what you have to do next. You only live once…

(mountains not included in final pricing)

 

[Gladiatorx2]

At $52,995 including shipping the Rubicon and Mojave has a lower MSRP than my admittedly pretty loaded 2023 Gladiator Sport S w/Max Tow!

I see this as being very good for anyone looking to buy a Gladiator for the first time. But, for those of us that already own one...not so much. Still gets my attention

 

[Dave-in-RI]

Anyone know when they'll hit the lots? My car got the death sentence today-- a $3400 repair estimate for a laundry list of things (full exhaust, axles, brakes) in time for the Sept inspection sticker, and I was trying to hang on until bikini, which now looks like might not even happen ("late 2024" my @$$). And the new prices are low, but the used ones haven't come own yet. And if financing any portion, used is like 7-8% APR vs Jeep is doing on the 2024's 0% APR for three years. With a money market savings account at 5% at the local bank, it seems to make sense to buy new for once. I said it the other day-- if you're planning to trade in, do it now.

 

[Jobofly]

I bet that they dropped prices because the 4XE option will make them jump back up.

 

[BourbonRunner]

I bet that they dropped prices because the 4XE option will make them jump back up.

Yep. Thought the same, too.

What makes me wonder is back in May I was seeing JTMX's on the lot for $55K. That was 19% off MSRP. I would pull the trigger like Doc Holliday if I got a Fathom JTMX for under $53K.

 

[BlackRuby23]

Stellantis got greedy and stupid. The only option for them is to drastically cut prices across all brands and models. And they're doing it too late already. Their goose is half-cooked. The CEO should have been fired long ago.

 

[Dave-in-RI]

If you’re looking for a basic Jeep, this one just came in my email alerts in Oklahoma for $26k! New 2024 auto
https://www.davidstanleydodge.com/s...k/2024-jeep-gladiator-sport-1c6hjtag0rl132711

 

[articcatbill]

No need to wait, I thought I got a good deal on my Rubicon at 10k off MSRP, now 13K off MSRP. This is our local dealer no BS these are legit prices:

 

[Jobofly]

Koons Jeep in VA has a Mojave X for 51k

 

[OCJosh]

I don't feel like this pricing is any lower than the 2024s. They're quoting base MSRP pricing without options. I'm looking at a 2024 Mojave right now and the base without options is exactly the same. Unless they're saying the base Mojave X is $52,995, then that would make sense.

 

[Labswine]

A Rubi or Mojave for $52,995 or so, that's only about $1,500 more than I paid for my Overland that I special ordered in 5/19 and took delivery of in 7/19.

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