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[TimeWizard8688]

This one is heavily discounted

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[ZoMojave]

i was just about to get a 23 for about 10k off but the msrp was really high…..55k for a sport…..are you saying I should wait for the 24’s? I’ve been thinking that also

I would wait for a '24. The discounts will get better once they start flooding the lots in the Spring.

You'll still have the typical depreciation the minute you drive it off the lot, but it won't be considered "last year's model".

 

[YooperCracker]

In my opinion experience Yoopers are not really crackers… just sayin’

Well, I was born in Georgia but grew up in the UP, on the big lake they call Gitche Gumee, so...

 

[SargeGreenRubiD]

I just got a low mileage Sarge green 2022 Rubi Diesel with nearly every option but the front camera for 44k. Truck is so amazing for that price ?, I had to pull the trigger.

 

[mx5red]

Well, I was born in Georgia but grew up in the UP, on the big lake they call Gitche Gumee, so...

Username checks out, then!

 

[Gvsukids]

55k for a sport? Seriously? I thought sports started in the high 30s but I never check

Back in the day when they first came out.

This one is heavily discounted

Not everybody qualifies.

 

[Mr.Wilson]

At the beginning of summer a dealership offered me $50K for my 2022 JT Sport S.
I kick myself for not taking the offer. Since then I’ve been to a few other dealerships including the same one and the highest offer I’ve gotten is $36K. Oh what a difference a couple of months has made.

 

[Deleted member 57233]

The prices are getting better around here on the higher trims. The Willys and Sport S are still high though.

 

[JTGuy]

Yes I am married to this thing for a while. Bought new at MSRP of 60K. Add tax and lic so $67K. Then I did a full list of mods as you see in my signature so now about $85K in it. I can probably get 40K if the new ones were selling at anything close to MSRP but $35 is more real now. I have lost almost $50K in about 3 years.

 

[OVERLORD]

Yes I am married to this thing for a while. Bought new at MSRP of 60K. Add tax and lic so $67K. Then I did a full list of mods as you see in my signature so now about $85K in it. I can probably get 40K if the new ones were selling at anything close to MSRP but $35 is more real now. I have lost almost $50K in about 3 years.

May this video, be a salve, to sooth your angst.

 

[JTGuy]

Thanks, I feel better now.

 

[OVERLORD]

Thanks, I feel better now.

MY work in Don here ..................

 

[ShadowsPapa]

My 70 Javelin MSRP was about $3,000 in 1969
I paid something like $13,000 for it in 2005.
I sold it for $25,000 in 2019 (to help finance my JT and I very much regret the sale of that car)
They are now going for more than that...... from $3,000 to about $30,000 in only 55 years LOL

 

[GeneralMaximus]

My JT is the first new Jeep I’ve ever bought. Two used wranglers before this.

Coming up on two years of ownership and I havent bothered checking the value on it. It’s everything I wanted in a truck and I dont plan on selling it anytime soon, so why bother? I do track the fuel consumption though, and count them as Smiles-per-gallon.

 

[JTGuy]

I bought a new Bronco in '70 for $3600 and today I could not afford it used. It was pretty bare bones with a 302. Maybe my JT will follow it.

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