Price drop on Rubicon

[Geoarch]

While waiting for Jeep to get my order into production, I looked at the Jeep website and the features on the Rubicon have changed (i.e. 8.4" screen nav is not longer standard), and with the same attributes, including the NAV and Alpine system, the price went down over $2000.00. My dealer is Larry Miller in Albuquerque, so I'm sure it will be an argument, but I can always start over in Phoenix. I didn't look at the prices for the other models. I think with some dealers, you have to be able to walk. Mine is a MT, which Larry Miller has trouble selling.

Cheers for those of us who just ordered.

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[Rockabillyroy]

My 2021 JTR came with a 7" screen.

 

[sharpsicle]

As has been said many times before, don't go by the online configurator. It can (and has) often times be wrong. Go by what the order entry system the dealership uses says.

 

[Geoarch]

As has been said many times before, don't go by the online configurator. It can (and has) often times be wrong. Go by what the order entry system the dealership uses says.

I expect that it is the March prices, and we have only the February up. Regardless of price, they have moved the categories around. When I ordered mine in February the 8.4" screen NAV was standard. Now it isn't, but cheaper overall. Like I said, I expect it to be an argument with the dealer.

 

[sharpsicle]

Don't go in looking to argue. Go by their configurator. Don't use the website's configurator as your source, it is known to be unreliable.

 

[Geoarch]

Don't go in looking to argue. Go by their configurator. Don't use the website's configurator as your source, it is known to be unreliable.

If they ever build it...

 

[NC_Overland]

Clarify with your dealership before they build it. Do you want those options? I personally wouldn’t want to go without them.

 

[Geoarch]

Clarify with your dealership before they build it. Do you want those options? I personally wouldn’t want to go without them.

Yeah, I did that about one week ago before the new stuff came out when the 8.4" NAV was standard. Not sure what Jeep will do with the 2022's that were ordered just before that.

 

[GrubbyBaja]

The 7" screen was standard on my 2020 JTR. Alpine stereo was an option with the 7" screen and standard if you ordered the 8.4" screen.

 

[J3colt]

I was just on jeep.com playing around with the "build your jeep" configurator and it still lets you price a 2021, and the 2022 config shows 8.4 standard on Rubicon.

 

[Rusty PW]

I was just on jeep.com playing around with the "build your jeep" configurator and it still lets you price a 2021, and the 2022 config shows 8.4 standard on Rubicon.

I just rebuilt my JTRD on there. Everything is still the same. Still shows the 8.4 screen as the only option. And it still shows Gorilla Glass at $195. But it's really $495 on the sticker.

 

[NC_Overland]

I’ve ordered a lot of vehicles for customers. They should be ordering with you via the order guide and going over everything with the customer, who would usually have their print off from the website build and price. Sometimes it was the same, but often different. Once we were in agreement, they’d sign off on it. Once the order was locked in the the manufacturer then your pricing and options should remain the same. Once the order was placed I’d have them sign off on it again. There should be no reason for surprises when your order arrives.

 

[Geoarch]

I’ve ordered a lot of vehicles for customers. They should be ordering with you via the order guide and going over everything with the customer, who would usually have their print off from the website build and price. Sometimes it was the same, but often different. Once we were in agreement, they’d sign off on it. Once the order was locked in the the manufacturer then your pricing and options should remain the same. Once the order was placed I’d have them sign off on it again. There should be no reason for surprises when your order arrives.

Well at least there won't be any changes then.

 

[Elff]

You are looking at the 2021 model, not the 2022 model

Before you start the build, make sure the yellow line is under 2022

 

[Geoarch]

You are looking at the 2021 model, not the 2022 model

Before you start the build, make sure the yellow line is under 2022

You're right, I'm sorry about that. If you selected a 2021 now, wouldn't they be using the same parts?

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