I went through the whole process to order my last one using my name, email, etc and Jeep keeps sending stuff to my wife thinking she is the owner using her name, her email, etc. We're both on the title.
For certain reasons, some things are in my name only & some are in my wife's name only. If we don't pay cash for the Wrangler, it'll most likely be in her name only, even though my name is on the sold order form. So what some are claiming by this sold order policy, is technically the dealership cannot sell the vehicle to my wife because my name is the only one on the order?
I don't know for sure. I would guess that you would be ok as you have the same last name and live in the same household. I'm sure that this isn't something that they haven't seen before and they will be able to handle your situation pretty easily.
I'm old school, married many years, from day one all of our 'stuff' is held jointly, car titles, bank accounts, property titles, etc. Not sure why you wouldn't put your wife's name on the new vehicle order also. I do, makes life easier.
There are just certain reasons why we do things this way, which aren't relevant to the question posed.
Your only way out of this is if you co-sign the wrangler with her, but then you are on the hook if she doesn't pay. Otherwise she's SOL
First off the two sales of $ 100 K is not going to the dealer but stellantis, so the dealer isnāt banking that much! Second the issue here is not really on the dealer but so much on the manufacture, many of them are penalizing dealership for marking orders as sold inventory in order to get them faster and on their lot with a much quicker turn around time, for this exact reason the dealer asks you to confirm your info on the order because once itās submitted to the manufacturer changes canāt be made! Now put yourself in the dealer situation you sell the order to his friend and itās a different name, address etc the order is also price protected cause of the price increase from jeep, if stellantis does an audit or finds out that itās a mismatch of owner, address etc from the sale order vs the original vehicle order sheet now the dealer is going to look like they are doing something shady to the manufacturer, which they are not! Right!
so what do you think the dealer is going to do in this case? Send the jeep back to Stellantis! I don't think so. They are going to sell it to a mope coming into their dealership at MSRP+
I gave all my friend information on the dealer site and sales Steve wrote it down. My point is that they should tell me I could not change name any time , so I can place another order or something else. Now we are waiting for months and get nothing.
