JeepFan88
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Choose and open the appropriate spreadsheet - 1st post for the 2 door, 2nd post for the 4 door.How do I use this worksheet?
fixedwill fix it on Tuesday...
thanks for the "debugging" efforts lol
It is on Costco auto buyers programIs there a build sheet for the 4xe available yet, I am not finding it, but maybe I am overlooking something?
According to Jeep the Hydro Blue Metallic is going to be only available on the 392 Rubicon. Chief will be the only other blue availableUpdated first post with details from Dec 04 Price List.
The following changes were noted:
Chief paint color deletedHydro Blue & Nacho now availableSport Only Changes:
Added 17X7.5 MACHINED/PAINTED BLACK WHLS for Sport S onlyRemote Proximity Keyless Entry now available on all modelsHardtop Headliner & Hinge Gate Reinforcement now available on Freedom model
I live in NJ and they kill you on all of the fee`s etc.Your question would be best placed in its own thread, as this sticky thread focuses on the pricing spreadsheet.
Summarizing your offer -
MSRP: 57160
FWP: 53580
Offer: 52660
That looks like ~1.8% below invoice which is good, but the $800 "Administrative Fee" adds ~1.5% back.
A couple forum dealers out east offer 7% below invoice on new orders, then charge $800 and add $1000 if you don't finance with them. You could save by ordering (then waiting for your JL to be built) from Koons or Criswell which are both a couple states away from you.
If you buy off the lot, prices will vary significantly with local demand and your ability to negotiate. If you're happy with the deal, the price is right.
Jeep's latest order sheets show Hydro available on all JLU models.According to Jeep the Hydro Blue Metallic is going to be only available on the 392 Rubicon. Chief will be the only other blue available
Thank you for offering me more information than my local dealer has done.Jeep's latest order sheets show Hydro available on all JLU models.
Administrative fee is something they've tacked on. It's pure profit.I am pricing out a Sahara unlimited high altitude. The dealer is giving me a price of 52,660. I added all the options in and it looks like this is a decent price- however- they also add in about 1100 worth of fees. Can anyone with some experience with pricing let me know their thoughts. I would so appreciate it!! I am attaching the window sticker and the pricing sheet. The numbers handwritten on the right are for the high altitude. The numbers printed are for an altitude package, I am also considering.
Hi Rich, I live in Northern NJ so hopping up to NY is easy. Mind if I ask the dealership you went to, and the all in cost? I'm thinking of looking into the dealerships in MD / VA / NC that have been mentioned here, but those come with travel cost and I'm guessing, higher fees. So a slightly higher sales price might be worth it, net-net.Thank you for offering me more information than my local dealer has done.
Now I just need to find out the cost of building a 392 Rubicon.....in Blue
I used Costco`s auto buyer program for my 18 Rubicon.Hi Rich, I live in Northern NJ so hopping up to NY is easy. Mind if I ask the dealership you went to, and the all in cost? I'm thinking of looking into the dealerships in MD / VA / NC that have been mentioned here, but those come with travel cost and I'm guessing, higher fees. So a slightly higher sales price might be worth it, net-net.
Thanks Rich!I used Costco`s auto buyer program for my 18 Rubicon.
This is the NJ dealer that Costco used for their auto program and you can build it on Costco`s site and see what it will actually cost you. I have talked to them about ordering my 392 Rubicon.
https://www.johnsondodge.com/