2023 4xe invoice price increased by $2000

[ALT]

Invoice price increased by $2000 on the Rubicon 4xe!

2022 invoice $55,246
2023 invoice $57,277

For us 'below invoice' buyers, this is a lot more than a perceived $1100 MSRP bump. The exact same build is actually going to cost us $2000 more! ?

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[Dr. RGB]

3.5% increase over last year.... I say that is a bargain compared to what I am paying for pretty much everything else right now.

 

[Ratbert]

Did advanced safety become standard as we expected?

 

[ALT]

Did advanced safety become standard as we expected?

No, still an option.

 

[Ratbert]

No, still an option.

Screw the AEB promises? Interesting.

 

[ALT]

If AEB is included, they don't call it out. The basic Safety Group is also still an option.

 

[Ratbert]

If AEB is included, they don't call it out. The basic Safety Group is also still an option.

Advanced isn't? That could indicate that it's now standard.

 

[LCW]

Wahhhhhh…. You still get a 7500 tax credit…. Stop your whining.

 

[Pinky Tuscadero]

Did someone think they would stay the same ?
The materials used to build it probably went up at least that much since the January price hike - That 8% inflation crap in the news is no where near the inflation we've actually seen
Oddly, we need a crash right about now so be prepared for it
Feel lucky they even let you order one still, these shortages are insane

 

[Powelligator]

If you actually order one, I wonder if Advanced Safety Group is a requirement, like the optional wheels on the 2023 Rubicons. Sooner or later someone is going to post an order guide and we'll have definitive answers.

 

[mikegil]

Invoice price increased by $2000 on the Rubicon 4xe!

2022 invoice $55,246
2023 invoice $57,277

For us 'below invoice' buyers, this is a lot more than a perceived $1100 MSRP bump. The exact same build is actually going to cost us $2000 more! ?

Sorry, just to clarify, you are looking for sympathy for your situation given that your 'below invoice' discount won't be as much as someone else 'below MSRP' discount? You do get the math here right? I'm pretty sure if you call your dealer and tell them that you've changed your mind and would like to start your negotiation from MSRP instead of Invoice they are going to be cool with you making that change...just saying.

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