10% Off MSRP Just spotted on JL forum

[The White Rabbit]

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/10-off-msrp-price-protected-no-b-s.97386/

10% Off MSRP dealer

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[CFLgladiator]

10 off msrp isn't as good as some of the dealers mentioned on this forum. I think my truck was 15-16% off of msrp

 

[The White Rabbit]

Yeah, this is posted just because I keep seeing the Gupton thread

 

[CrazyCooter]

10% doesn't sound better than 6-8% off invoice?

 

[The White Rabbit]

10% doesn't sound better than 6-8% off invoice?

I assumed that invoice was sticker(MSRP)

 

[CrazyCooter]

MSRP is sticker while invoice is the hypothetical cost to the dealer before incentives. So 5-8% off the invoice would likely be a better deal.

 

[The White Rabbit]

MSRP is sticker while invoice is the hypothetical cost to the dealer before incentives. So 5-8% off the invoice would likely be a better deal.

I see.

 

[The White Rabbit]

Snap I’m getting old n slow

 

[The White Rabbit]

@CrazyCooter

 

[USMC_1Wire6337]

The 10% (11% with Tread Lightly) is pretty close to the 6-8% off invoice. May be a good alternative when you think about extra costs like flights/gas/transport for those in the northeast.

 

[Lunentucker]

Do you have to show your Mensa ID to become a member over there?

 

[Akgladiator]

Don't get too hang up with these 10% or 13% off. With current rebates you are better off buying in stock gladiators than spending a grand or two for travel costs

 

[jeep4x4bp]

Don't get too hang up with these 10% or 13% off. With current rebates you are better off buying in stock gladiators than spending a grand or two for travel costs

I agree. If your ordering gupton and some of the other threads are helpful but there are still good dealers to work with out there. Even in these weird times in stock units can be had at 11-13% off msrp which is 5%+ off invoice in a lot of cases.

 

[Rahkmalla]

On my mojave MSRP 52915 invoice 50362 10% off MSRP is 47263.50 whereas 8% off invoice is 46333.04.

It's a little different on every vehicle, but for mine 10% off MSRP is just about 6% off invoice.

It's not a bad deal at all. Especially when you consider Gupton still requires financing to get the 8%, and this 10% deal is no financing no tread lightly required. Also only $500 doc fee is better than Gupton, that's almost a half a percent savings right there.

So for a cash buyer, the difference between Gupton and Ourisman is probably within a couple hundred bucks. And if you're in the NE, MD is a lot closer than TN.

 

[The White Rabbit]

I got 10% below MSRP in Houston when I bought mine but I know for a fact that you can’t get that here anymore. Although I did notice a slight flood of Gladiators on the lot recently and that may create a different situation in a few months. I financed through the deals and then immediately refinanced it through my credit union for the best rate.

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