4xe Lease End Deals

[Drewbacca]

There have been a lot of reports on the Facebook 4xe group where people are saying Jeep is offering up some really nice end-of-lease incentives to keep us in Jeep products. Personally, if they’d let me purchase it at actually value and ignore the difference between that at the residual, I’d do it in a heartbeat.

That said, I was wondering if anyone else is getting or hearing about incentives specifically for 4xe owners involving early lease ends or leasing/purchasing a new Jeep coming from a 4xe lease.

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[Decreasing Dave]

I don't have a 4xe but I am coming up on the end of my lease. I haven't heard anything yet and not sure that I will due to personal circumstance but I will be looking to buy it out one way or another. I'll do some searching to see what I can find and report back if I do.

 

[alphawolff]

the finance companies have insurance against incorrect residuals. they will get paid through that if the actual value is way less than the residual.

 

[Drewbacca]

the finance companies have insurance against incorrect residuals. they will get paid through that if the actual value is way less than the residual.

I’m pretty much aware of that so don’t have much hope for keeping my vehicle unless I try to convince my dealer to purchase mine from the Stellantis auction and let me buy it back. That’s a long shot though. I’m asking more about incentives they’re negotiating and giving to current 4xe leasers to stay with a Jeep in their next vehicle. I’ve read about some pretty nice deals that go far beyond what you can see on the Jeep website.

 

[Dyolfknip74]

As soon as someone figures out a way to yank the battery out, there might be some cheap JLs out in the wild.

 

[Drewbacca]

As soon as someone figures out a way to yank the battery out, there might be some cheap JLs out in the wild.

Better install an alternator and a bunch of other stuff too. It’s not that easy.

 

[Dyolfknip74]

Better install an alternator and a bunch of other stuff too. It’s not that easy.

You saw the part where I wrote "as soon as someone figure out a way......" though, right?
It was a tongue in cheek comment as yanking a 500# lithium battery also has a few ramifications on top of the other ancillary equipment.

 

[kah.mun.rah]

As soon as someone figures out a way to yank the battery out, there might be some cheap JLs out in the wild.

AMW should just buy them, gut them, and mass produce the Hellephant wranglers.

 

[Dyolfknip74]

AMW should just buy them, gut them, and mass produce the Hellephant wranglers.

That is an excellent idea. Lol.

 

[ag4ever]

I had thought of buying a wrecked 392 and doing a complete drivetrain swap. In the end it was just easier to buy a new 392.

 

[Dyolfknip74]

I had thought of buying a wrecked 392 and doing a complete drivetrain swap. In the end it was just easier to buy a new 392.

Well, to be fair used 4xe would be a lot cheaper but yes, there is a vert good reason AMW charges so much for their swaps, I imagine.

 

[Dadrifle]

If I end up keeping mine the plan would be down the road an engine swap. I imagine at some point one of these companies will figure it out and start offering it. I imagine anyone with a 4xe that can afford the swap would be sorely tempted at that point.

 

[alphawolff]

If I end up keeping mine the plan would be down the road an engine swap. I imagine at some point one of these companies will figure it out and start offering it. I imagine anyone with a 4xe that can afford the swap would be sorely tempted at that point.

it'll cost more than the value of the 4xe you're swapping out of. i just can't imagine why any company would r&d such a thing. there's zero profit in it.

 

[Drewbacca]

Back to the intent of the post. Has anyone received or heard of someone receiving any big incentives at end of lease for 4xe people?

 

[BXFXJeep]

There are some people that are using a company called Lease End that seem to get their 4xe at some dealer price or something like that.

Also saw people post they had no luck going the Lease End route, so it might be dependent on the leasing companies.

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