biggdave92
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he's in Canada. that's 54146 USD... still high IMO.
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Well, $6500.00 was just on warranties. So I really paid $63,000. Plus, $11,000 in options. It was originally 52,000.WOW! You paid for a Launch Edition and got an Overland.... it’s no wonder dealerships are asking so much because people will pay.
I’m sure they happily “threw in the window tint, and bedliner” because you gave them so much profit.
Idk why people buy warranties, it is such a waste of money IMO. If I were you I would skip the warranty and wait you can always purchase it later within the next 3 years. Maybe FCA will bring back the lifetime warranty that is worth it and not the additional 4 years... But, again I never buy warranty on anything I buy.Well, $6500.00 was just on warranties. So I really paid $63,000. Plus, $11,000 in options. It was originally 52,000.
Now, you got me looking at a Launch edition, lol.
Also, the Launch edition was only sold in Ohio. It’s not an available model. So, you have no choice but to pay for all the options. It’s expensive here in Canada too because of our dollar. Like a $10,000 dollar difference.WOW! You paid for a Launch Edition and got an Overland.... it’s no wonder dealerships are asking so much because people will pay.
I’m sure they happily “threw in the window tint, and bedliner” because you gave them so much profit.
I always buy warranties especially on a new model. I’ve been a service advisor for 8 years and I’ve seen the results. Warranties for me on cars/trucks anyway.Idk why people buy warranties, it is such a waste of money IMO. If I were you I would skip the warranty and wait you can always purchase it later within the next 3 years. Maybe FCA will bring back the lifetime warranty that is worth it and not the additional 4 years... But, again I never buy warranty on anything I buy.
Only sold in Ohio?! What dealer told you that lolAlso, the Launch edition was only sold in Ohio. It’s not an available model. So, you have no choice but to pay for all the options. It’s expensive here in Canada too because of our dollar. Like a $10,000 dollar difference.
I was in sales while going to college. Loved selling warranties since 25% of the sale went into my wallet. I personally never buy extended warranties because I've done the math. Extended warranty companies stay in business (and are very profitable) because they know the consumers who buy them will pay more in then the company will have to pay out.I always buy warranties especially on a new model. I’ve been a service advisor for 8 years and I’ve seen the results. Warranties for me on cars/trucks anyway.
Strike 2. Launch Edition was available in every state, not just Ohio. May not have been available in Canada, but definitely is/was available outside of Ohio.Also, the Launch edition was only sold in Ohio. It’s not an available model. So, you have no choice but to pay for all the options. It’s expensive here in Canada too because of our dollar. Like a $10,000 dollar difference.
I was in sales while going to college. Loved selling warranties since 25% of the sale went into my wallet. I personally never buy extended warranties because I've done the math. Extended warranty companies stay in business (and are very profitable) because they know the consumers who buy them will pay more in then the company will have to pay out.
Strike 2. Launch Edition was available in every state, not just Ohio. May not have been available in Canada, but definitely is/was available outside of Ohio.
Interesting article on Investopedia today:I was in sales while going to college. Loved selling warranties since 25% of the sale went into my wallet. I personally never buy extended warranties because I've done the math. Extended warranty companies stay in business (and are very profitable) because they know the consumers who buy them will pay more in then the company will have to pay out.