Mister Lamb
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Which dealership?I purchased my Willys for 20% off last month and they still have quite a few 2024s left at that discount.
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Which dealership?I purchased my Willys for 20% off last month and they still have quite a few 2024s left at that discount.
Valley Motor City in Northeast Ohio. Had a greatWhich dealership?
Awesome, thats 36% off, what dealer? Did they have any more or mojave's?About 3 weeks ago, I picked up a new Rubicon with a sticker of $61k for $39k in Tennessee.
Picked it up at Rhythm CDJ in Hendersonville, TN. They were very ready to make a deal. They also did an amazing price on an extended warranty and threw in a free T-shirt.Awesome, thats 36% off, what dealer? Did they have any more or mojave's?
I tried working with Harper's in Alcoa TN but they were only about 25% off of their rubicons/mojaves
Crystal grey metallic, nom nom, same as my '22 rubi, hit up some wet gravel roads, the back road paint job is a sweet contrast to crystal grey. I ordered mine minimal, had I generous employer partner benefit, sticker was 61k, about 45k after that. I basically got the diesel on my partner discount, it's about 10k price shift with the engine and transmission swap out...... Yes, they do list is separately on the build/bill sheet, it's~6k for the engine and~4k for the diesel matched transmission. But that's not a thing anymore. I didn't load up on foo foo things, steel bumpers, tow package, aux switches, and premium audio(got me LED lights all around), that was my build.We looked around all over central Florida. Wanting a Sport S, with Max Tow, power windows, auto, hardtop, without any other options. With a decent discount. We ended up with a Crystal Granite Metallic Sport S with everything except Max Tow we wanted, but also got convenience package and rear blind spot, plus adaptive cruise control. All in MSRP? $51,000+. Out the door? $36,000+, with a $15,000 discount. Salespeople everywhere said Max Tow will not be discounted more than $5,000!
A little texture for your considerationCrystal grey metallic, nom nom, same as my '22 rubi, hit up some wet gravel roads, the back road paint job is a sweet contrast to crystal grey. I ordered mine minimal, had I generous employer partner benefit, sticker was 61k, about 45k after that. I basically got the diesel on my partner discount, it's about 10k price shift with the engine and transmission swap out...... Yes, they do list is separately on the build/bill sheet, it's~6k for the engine and~4k for the diesel matched transmission. But that's not a thing anymore. I didn't load up on foo foo things, steel bumpers, tow package, aux switches, and premium audio(got me LED lights all around), that was my build.
Well Dang! I thought I was doing good with a $46K quote on a $59K MSRP Mojave.About 3 weeks ago, I picked up a new Rubicon with a sticker of $61k for $39k in Tennessee.
Was that a 2025 or 2024? And was the quote of 46k including taxes or would you need to pay those after? If that's a 2025 quote then probably a pretty decent deal right now. I'm sure later in the year the deals will be better on them. The best deals on the 24's was around 33-35% off msrp. The 25's have around a 10% lower msrp so a 20% off MSRP on a 2025 is pretty good right now.Well Dang! I thought I was doing good with a $46K quote on a $59K MSRP Mojave.
That's a 2025. The $46K is before taxes and fees.Was that a 2025 or 2024? And was the quote of 46k including taxes or would you need to pay those after? If that's a 2025 quote then probably a pretty decent deal right now. I'm sure later in the year the deals will be better on them. The best deals on the 24's was around 33-35% off msrp. The 25's have around a 10% lower msrp so a 20% off MSRP on a 2025 is pretty good right now.