dcwrangler
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- First Name
- Jay
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- Washington, DC
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- 2019 Wrangler JL Rubicon
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I placed a factory order for a 2019 JLR a little over a month ago and from looking at some of the turnaround times, I could get mine anytime now or it can be the end of February and i'll still be in D1 status. I started looking at dealer inventory for different zip codes to see if there is any that is close to my spec and I found one less than 15 miles away that matches my spec 95% but it is a 2018 model.
It doesn't have the trailer tow HD electrical package and remote proximity keyless entry that I have on my factory order but has the tan leather package. I only wanted the trailer package cause it came with the aux switches and I can live without the remote proximity keyless entry especially if the doors are off half the year. However, I don't really like how the tan leather seats look and I prefer the premium cloth. Is it easy to add the trailer package / aux switches afterwards?
Also, I was able to get 6.3% off invoice price on my factory order and without any negotiating it looks like the 2018 on the dealer lot is a little over 10% off invoice price (not MSRP). I'm guessing I can negotiate and get more off the 2018.
Should I continue to wait for the 2019 with the exact specs I want or just go with the 2018?
It doesn't have the trailer tow HD electrical package and remote proximity keyless entry that I have on my factory order but has the tan leather package. I only wanted the trailer package cause it came with the aux switches and I can live without the remote proximity keyless entry especially if the doors are off half the year. However, I don't really like how the tan leather seats look and I prefer the premium cloth. Is it easy to add the trailer package / aux switches afterwards?
Also, I was able to get 6.3% off invoice price on my factory order and without any negotiating it looks like the 2018 on the dealer lot is a little over 10% off invoice price (not MSRP). I'm guessing I can negotiate and get more off the 2018.
Should I continue to wait for the 2019 with the exact specs I want or just go with the 2018?
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