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Dealerships trying to rip you off is by no means a new scheme. They're just now advertising it on the window sticker.
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That and it was founded by a felon. But don’t tell me crime doesn’t pay. I think older Ernie is the wealthiest man in AZ.Businesses like Carvana are trying to get people to stay away from normal dealers, but they have their own problems. They have big problems with customer service, things like people not getting their titles and registration so they can't drive their cars, cars getting towed for various reasons, things like that. Some states have cancelled their dealer licenses.
That and it was founded by a felon. But don’t tell me crime doesn’t pay. I think older Ernie is the wealthiest man in AZ.
Nitrogen filled tires, the biggest scam ever! The cost of the nitrogen is probably less than the little green caps they would put on the valve stem.Nitrogen filled tires=$100
Installation of Nitrogen=$4900
We got the Nitro fill scam on a VW we just bought, told them to take it off the purchase order or we walked, they took it off ASAP. But we kept the cool green caps, lol.Nitrogen filled tires, the biggest scam ever! The cost of the nitrogen is probably less than the little green caps they would put on the valve stem.
If the former has replaced the latter, as your post suggests, there's your answer: NothingSo, a dealership around here is now adding a "+5000 Customization Allowance" which boosts the Wrangler by 5K. A few weeks ago they had a "Market Adjustment",...
I almost want to call up and ask what I get for the 5K
With every vehicle purchased, this dealer provided a bible, a folded American flag and a voucher to be used toward the purchase a Smith & Wesson AR-15.here in LA we have the "urban protection package": 5" thick lexan windows and runflat tires.
True, luckily from the reliable sources on this site we can pretty much make the dealer just a small stop along the way to getting our "perfect" vehicle. If I wouldn't have had these "dealers ordering for 5% under invoice" threads on this site I probably would have had to have a traditional pathetic dealer transaction where I spent too many hours trying to get to a happy medium only to end up very unhappy. I might have ended up getting a decent deal but the whole ordeal to get to that point can be a mind-numbing grindDealers need to go away. Theyre becoming such an unnecessary middle man theyre just starting to make most of their profits out of "scams".
We should be able to get a fair price directly from the manufacturer and pick up the vehicle at the service department. Call your bank, get a loan, purchase from jeep.com and youre done.
Absolutely. There are still some good dealers our there. But we could all probablt be buying at that 5% below invoice price anywhere if sales dealers got removed from the system.True, luckily from the reliable sources on this site we can pretty much make the dealer just a small stop along the way to getting our "perfect" vehicle. If I wouldn't have had these "dealers ordering for 5% under invoice" threads on this site I probably would have had to have a traditional pathetic dealer transaction where I spent too many hours trying to get to a happy medium only to end up very unhappy. I might have ended up getting a decent deal but the whole ordeal to get to that point can be a mind-numbing grind
So much better just ordering your Jeep from a dealer that isn't ready to punch you in the nut-sack expecting you to like it
Tint ($1500)
5 free oil changes ($1500 value)
floor mats ($1000 value)
Rear cargo net ($800)
Full tank of gas ($200)
Things keep going the way they are and that tank of gas will be right on target.
Perfect promotion. Fly the flag proudly at my home, add the AR to my collection and use the book for target practice.with every vehicle purchased, this dealer provided a bible, a folded American flag and a voucher to be used toward the purchase a Smith & Wesson AR-15.