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Supply and demand , I love Capitalism!Of course it does.
I think increase went into effect yesterdayI just built my Sahara and Rubicon and the MSRP was the same as I paid, did not see an increase.
I believe it is actually $750 because the destination charge increased as well.Say what? I haven’t used the online builder recently. They raised the MSRP on the JL already?
I believe it is actually $750 because the destination charge increased as well.[/QUOTE im glad I ordered mine already and put a down payment on it
Maybe that’s a good thingThe online builder must not be updated yet as of 5 minutes ago it still has the January pricing.
Would had been nice if they informed people of the increase before handOnline builder was not updated as of last night and yes, the JLUR price went up a total of $750 as of March 1st. $500 base price and $250 destination. I can confirm this as I just ordered mine yesterday.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but is the online builder a firm quote? Or is just a configuration device to help buyers decide the options/price range they want? If so, do you still have to place an actual order through an authorized Jeep dealer? And do they have to honor the on-line build quote? Also, I'm not sure the dealer has an obligation to price at invoice; why can't they charge MSRP? Or add add'l dealer charges?Online builder was not updated as of last night and yes, the JLUR price went up a total of $750 as of March 1st. $500 base price and $250 destination. I can confirm this as I just ordered mine yesterday.
My guess is majority are JL be interesting to see the numbersI browsed through the article. Does it specify if these numbers are referring to JL sales? Or JK and JL sales? Or just JK? I'd be curious to know the breakdown...I assume the majority is from JK sales. April 7th or so JK production stops, right?