MSRP Change Mid-Year for 2018s?

[Szy_szka]

With the number of 2018s still available, I am finding that seemingly identical cars have different base and option prices.

Here is one example:

Base price for this Sahara is 37,845; total with options and destination: 43,555.

https://www.chrysler.com/hostd/wind...98.1905371223.1560532042-821329519.1556628300
(link to the dealer: https://www.susqauto.net/inventory/...ed-sahara-4x4-sport-utility-1c4hjxeg4jw239418)

Base price for this Sahara is 38,295; total with options and destination: 44,155.

https://window-sticker-services.pse.dealer.com/windowsticker/jeep?vin=1C4HJXEG9JW318678
(link to the dealer: https://www.stetlerauto.com/new/Jeep/2018-Jeep-Wrangler-york-pa-79f22a6e0a0e0a6b2b64b1938ff578a4.htm)


I noticed that the price for one of the options (Freedom Top) is higher on the second car (1,195) versus the first one (1,095). Also, the destination charges are different: 1,445 on the first one and 1,495 on the second.

Did the prices change (one can only assume that they went up) mid-year during the 2018 production cycle? Does it seem like the first one would be an 'older' 2018 while the second somehow 'newer'. I am unable to check the manufacturing dates (both cars are at the different dealers; I am going only what's available on their websites).

Thanks!

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[Carlton]

They changed MSRP, option prices, and increased delivery to the highest of any domestic vehicle. There were multiple increases.

 

[Szy_szka]

They changed MSRP, option prices, and increased delivery to the highest of any domestic vehicle. There were multiple increases.

Thank you for confirming!

 

[Carlton]

Thank you for confirming!

No problem.

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