JLUW75
Well-Known Member
FCA would honor it sure but what do you do if no dealer was willing to accept it? I even wrote an email to our company's program admin and they basically said that dealers are independent entities and they set their own pricing. FCA can't interfere. There were dealers in like ID, PA, and TN who were given crazy deals like 8% under the invoice or something like that but I really didn't want to deal with dealers thousands of miles away. I talked with four dealers in my state and one dealer in New Mexico and all but two wanted a higher price than MSRP. I ordered my Jeep on 8/30 but the dealer didn't put that in until 9/3. I went with the closest dealer to keep logistics simple. I'm getting close to 30% more for my trade-in so it is basically a wash for me. Buy high, sell high. The second closest dealer to me is advertising a $4k markup on ALL wranglers in stock! smh...When did you order? I ordered mine on 8/21, more than a month before Wrangler was removed from AR programs. Others have reported if you placed a sold order prior to 10/1 then FCA would still Honor the AR program pricing. This is almost word for word what my dealer told me.
My dealer is part of a large dealer group in the Twin Cities. I've bought several vehicles from them over the years. They've always been very good to deal with. I'm confident they'll hold up their end.
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