Ordering 4 cylinder Rubicon

[Stuboy71]

I have spoken to a dealer about ordering a '20 JLUR with the 4 cylinder engine, however, their order sheet shows a $1,000 option to select the 4 cylinder engine and $1,500 for the required automatic transmission whereas the online configuration shows $1,500 for the transmission and "Included" for the engine. Looking at some window stickers of vehicles on the lot shows a "Powertrain Package Savings of $1,000" essentially lowering the price to $1,500 for the engine/transmission combo making it the same costs as the online builder. For those that have ordered a '20 with the 4 cylinder engine, did the build sheet reflect the $1,000 savings or was it credited back at some point later?

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[JeepNomad]

I have spoken to a dealer about ordering a '20 JLUR with the 4 cylinder engine, however, their order sheet shows a $1,000 option to select the 4 cylinder engine and $1,500 for the required automatic transmission whereas the online configuration shows $1,500 for the transmission and "Included" for the engine. Looking at some window stickers of vehicles on the lot shows a "Powertrain Package Savings of $1,000" essentially lowering the price to $1,500 for the engine/transmission combo making it the same costs as the online builder. For those that have ordered a '20 with the 4 cylinder engine, did the build sheet reflect the $1,000 savings or was it credited back at some point later?

I ordered my '20 JLUR 2.0T on 2/27. When the dealer was going through the program with me selecting options it came up as $1,000 for the 2.0 and $1,500 for the auto trans. Even the rough estimate he printed out had the same. I questioned it and he said it doesn't show the discount until the "offer sheet" is printed out. Sure enough the "offer sheet" had the $1,000 discount on it.

The "offer sheet" is the form they print out with the MSRP and Invoice costs on it. Not sure of the technical name of this form.

 

[Stuboy71]

I was hoping that may be the case. So far I have seen a "Configuration Preview" (that shows the MSRP and FWP) and a sheet that shows the price with potential payments but it sounds like the "offer sheet" is another step in the process. I will talk to the salesperson to see what the next step is and what happens if the price changes.

Thank you

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