Gladiator Base Price Poll

[2015er]

I sure do hope they offer an extended cab or regular cab because this will be a lot of money to pay for a pickup truck with a 60 inch long bed!!

What the hell good is a 60 inch bed???

Sponsored

 

[Armycop]

I'll be getting my JT 5% to 8% under invoice. There will be many dealers offering discounts. I may have to travel a bit but to me it will be worth it. I like to travel anyways.

Not likely for the 1st year of production. Dealers will be able to hold the line on prices for a while until production fully catches up with demand.

 

[TexTJ209]

Not likely for the 1st year of production. Dealers will be able to hold the line on prices for a while until production fully catches up with demand.

Plenty of folks on the JL forum did. Not that it matters for me first year anyways, because diesel.

 

[Armycop]

Plenty of folks on the JL forum did. Not that it matters for me first year anyways, because diesel.

The JL, even though it was new, wasn't a completely new version of the Wrangler. The dealers are going to price gouge for a long time.

 

[propkillr]

Now that y’all have invaded my happy thoughts with prices I could never pay, any guesses on what the sport will start at? Be gentle I’m an old warrior with young man dreams.

 

[DaveNH]

Now that y’all have invaded my happy thoughts with prices I could never pay, any guesses on what the sport will start at? Be gentle I’m an old warrior with young man dreams.

Build tool on Jeep website has a JLU Sport starting at $32,940. Leaks indicated that the JT will have about a $2500 premium over the JLs respective trim. That would put it at $35,440. Im going to guess that by April it'll go up another $500.

So my guess is $35,940 MSRP for a bone stock JT Sport.

 

[Wraith]

Build tool on Jeep website has a JLU Sport starting at $32,940. Leaks indicated that the JT will have about a $2500 premium over the JLs respective trim. That would put it at $35,440. Im going to guess that by April it'll go up another $500.

So my guess is $35,940 MSRP for a bone stock JT Sport.

To throw a wrench in, we still don't know if the JT Sport will be a true Sport or a Sport S model. The Sport S JLU is a $3,500 addition to the base cost of the Sport and gets you the power convenience group and other additions. Would be cool to see a truly base Jeep truck again.

 

[Ian cj10]

are we even sure there will be a sport indications are for 2 trim levels & its looking like overland & rubicon intensionally expensive

 

[DaveNH]

Having trouble finding the original source, but reportedly there will be Sport, Overland and Rubicon. Article on Quadratec from Wednesday mentioned the three trims as being leaked "earlier this week."

 

[Troybilt]

Not likely for the 1st year of production. Dealers will be able to hold the line on prices for a while until production fully catches up with demand.

I will have a control number from a employee fairly high up in the chain. Last member he gave netted me %5 under invoice. I'll try to negotiate 3% more with dealers. I don't see it being an issue. I have never seen or heard of any price gouging in my neck of the woods.

 

[Troybilt]

are we even sure there will be a sport indications are for 2 trim levels & its looking like overland & rubicon intensionally expensive

Having trouble finding the original source, but reportedly there will be Sport, Overland and Rubicon. Article on Quadratec from Wednesday mentioned the three trims as being leaked "earlier this week."

It was mentioned here on Jay's post that the Gladiator name was leaked:

Also, we've confirmed the following 2020 JT pickup truck trims and codes:

• Sport Pickup JTJL98
• Overland Pickup JTJP98
• Rubicon Pickup JTJS98

 

[Cypressbog]

We paid 4% below dealer invoice for our JLUSS in April. I also expect the same for the JT. Can’t wait!

 

[whatevah]

My JT Rubicon MSRP guesstimate... $44,445 (plus $1495 destination).

 

[1st-Gladiator]

$47,449

And yes, I will come to Denver to collect muh beer. ;-)

$47,551

 

[jeepinjon]

I am guessing $47,940 sticker price to start the Rubicon. I am guessing unless you qualify for special pricing through Blue Ribbon or one of the other programs to get close to invoice there is enough pent up demand many dealerships will be unwilling to negotiate below sticker at the beginning.

Sponsored