JT Mojave with 37” tires dealer built

[jeepit]

JT Mojave with 37” tires dealer built.
& seems to be on mopar 2” lift

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[j.o.y.ride]

So they ditched the Mojave shocks and used the super basic MOPAR 2" lift shocks?

 

[Chance575]

Perfect dealer setup, charge you for the lift, install and profit. Then take the take off parts and put them on a lesser model and charge for them. I’ve seen it done

 

[CMac]

Perfect dealer setup, charge you for the lift, install and profit. Then take the take off parts and put them on a lesser model and charge for them. I’ve seen it done

Indeed... I'm betting this is a $15k "upgrade".

Crooks.

 

[jeepit]

went on dealer’s website & its interesting, none of those mods are mentioned on description or added to sticker, price listed for.
They left the bumpstop intact & wonder if they are crediting the piggy back socks.

They even added besttop sunrider top. I am sure they gonna show you big fat markup and all the final price once someone shows up to buy.
sticker
https://www.claycooleycjd.com/api/inventory/GetStickers/?sv=MQBDADYASgBKAFQARQBHADAATQBMADUANQAxADUAMQA3AA==&make=Jeep&dealerCode=26820&loc=Vdp

pics
https://www.claycooleycjd.com/new-Irving-2021-Jeep-Gladiator-Mojave-1C6JJTEG0ML551517

 

[Chance575]

20 years ago our local dealership would run a special on TJs. They would order in a bunch of American eagle blemished wheels from us. Very minor blems but not perfect. We would install them with some cheap 31” On upper trim level one, then they would bring the steel wheeled passenger car tired base models and we would put the takeoff from the others. So everyone got charged for upgrades…..then the dealership stuck us with the shitty wheels and tires no one wanted

 

[jeepit]

 

[Tuggernuts]

But it says Mojave….

 

[TheSolarWizard]

Indeed... I'm betting this is a $15k "upgrade".

Crooks.

I don’t see how that makes them crooks they aren’t forcing anyone to buy this

 

[CMac]

I don’t see how that makes them crooks they aren’t forcing anyone to buy this

You're absolutely correct. In the past on this forum, I have held your same view that if two parties are willing to engage in business at an agreed-to price, then how can that be bad... that's the essence of the free market. Thanks for keeping me straight!

Maybe a more apropos statement on my part would have been that "a fool and his money are soon parted," or better still "a sucker is born every minute."

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