I hear ya and I totally agree. Courtesy is not my closest dealer but they aren't too far, either. They seemed pretty up front with pricing and at this point are the best deal out of my local dealers. Thanks for the info.
Hard to quantify a precise %. Some dealers will claim 6% but charge an exorbitant dealer fee. Kate at Courtesy Jeep matched the out-the-door quote from Criswell so I was happy. Heck, they are even refunding me $20+ because some fee (registration?) was less than estimated. Very honest.
I’m not 100% positive, but I would assume train for the majority of the trip then truck for the last leg of the journey. Here is a picture of my Jeep that Kate sent me when it arrived at Courtesy on Friday.
No idea. But my sticker appeared online on a Wednesday night, and Kate called me 48 hours later to say my Jeep arrived.
Courtesy Chrysler Jeep did a great job for me. I ordered a 2019 Sahara with Kate. She listened to what I wanted. Did most of it on line. Kate got me a fair price. Only saw her once to sign the deal and once to pick up the Wrangler. Went to David's jeep and felt blown off. I did not appreciate the treatment of David's personal. Courtesy Chrysler Jeep worth the trip
I found that Courtesy Jeep and Kate were very good replying to email. In fact we did our whole deal via email. Kate even found a extra $500 rebate for me after we made deal. Found that David's to have a philosophy of selling cars that I didn't agree with.
I called Diambrosio and they were 1 percent under and wouldn't budge. Of course they did not get the sale. They also did not like to do business over the internet. Wanted me to come in. I was building no need go into talk. Found David's even worse.
. I have used Courtesy Jeep in Coatsville and they did a nice job. Also I would let Jeep cares know where you take it for service. I found them useful in getting things done through the dealership.
I must admit though you would think that a dealership service would be the best thing for the vehicle. I have not found that to be true. Most of the dealership service no matter what brand is poor. They take advantage of the person with the vehicle. Only Know what the computer tells them (at the time of service) and not being able to fix a problem the first time.
I dealt with Kate at Courtesy to get my Jeep. We came close enough on the price that i did not have to go to Va. or Maryland. I ordered mine there. There was a problem with the start stop system and Jeep waves wanted me to take it back to the dealer I got it from. I would of been screwed if that happened and I had to go to Va. or Maryland to get it fixed.
I ordered from Kate at Courtesy and it’s been an overall good experience so far. They got close enough on price vs Criswell that I pulled the trigger with them.
