Pourboire
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- First Name
- Richard
- Joined
- Jul 13, 2018
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- 84
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- Location
- Scottsdale Arizona
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 Wrangler JL
There are so many variables regarding a discount. If dealers are having a problem with their sales and cash flow they will be more receptive, if the Wranglers are flying off their lot, not the case. A big problem in AZ, is that dealers will add dealer add-ons to the price after negotiation. One will then see the additional cost at closing and not before. Add-ons in the vicinity of $1400 are very common in AZ. So ask if there will be any dealer add-ons before the final deal (no one wants a $1400.00 surprise at closing). They are required to disclose these added items if asked. One more thing, which may not be the case in your state is, if the vehicle was dinged or hit in any way when being transported or unloaded by the trucker they don't have to inform you if the cost to repair is not more than 3% of the MSRP. If asked, it needs to be disclosed. Naturally, the repairs will be done by their facility and it will always be below the aforementioned. Best of luck in your pursuits of your first Wrangler. If you have a friend familiar with Wranglers take him along. The new JLs have had several issues so read up, be informed and test drive the vehicle you want on a highway to check the handling.A good deal is 10% below MSRP Plus tax and tags & doc fee, do not let them add destination on again, they will try.
A Great deal is 15% off plus tax, tag and doc fee. I think 5k off is not a good deal and its an 18 the 19’s will hit at the end of November
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