What dollar amount or % did u get under MSRP/invoice?

[Arjeep]

5100 off 50k

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[LLRubylady]

13.2% under MSRP or about 6.5% under invoice minus another $500 off for military. But I am still waiting for my JLUR in D1 status.

It's frustrating to read the good deals that many are getting. Where I am there is no way i can find anything near that. I would have to buy out of state, and it isn't easy when you have a vehicle to trade. Dealers aren't willing to give trade estimate based on photos.
trade aside, it's a hassle to travel many hours for a deal.

 

[LLRubylady]

13.2% under MSRP or about 6.5% under invoice minus another $500 off for military. But I am still waiting for my JLUR in D1 status.

which dealer did you buy from?

 

[18RubiJLU]

It's frustrating to read the good deals that many are getting. Where I am there is no way i can find anything near that. I would have to buy out of state, and it isn't easy when you have a vehicle to trade. Dealers aren't willing to give trade estimate based on photos.
trade aside, it's a hassle to travel many hours for a deal.

Trade gives you no tax benefit if you are dealing with an out of state dealer so keep that in consideration. I'm buying from in-state dealer but am still going to explore private sale or straight sale to a local dealer to avoid last minute low-ball trade in value.

 

[tomahawk]

which dealer did you buy from?

Farrish Jeep in Fairfax, VA. Talk to Spencer Colbert.

 

[viper88]

Just want to know who in this forum got the best offer of all time.

It's going to be a little difficult to actually compare apples to apples because DOC fees are different, trade or no trade, cash or required financing, any back-end add ons or purchases like warranties, windshield insurance, magic wax, interior protectant, etc.

 

[NOMAD-0311]

13.2% under MSRP or about 6.5% under invoice minus another $500 off for military. But I am still waiting for my JLUR in D1 status.

Who did you use if you don’t mind me asking? The dealer who told me 6% under said I could t use the $500 in conjunction with the deal

 

[Kaliks&Bones]

Here's a deal at ~15% off MSRP. This dealership has all of theirs marked way down.

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/745765857/overview/

 

[vavaroutsos]

Here's a deal at ~15% off MSRP. This dealership has all of theirs marked way down.

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/745765857/overview/

Yeah, but they have $1100 in fees. I think everything except tax, title, and license should be included in these calculations otherwise it's apples to oranges.

 

[Kaliks&Bones]

Yeah, but they have $1100 in fees. I think everything except tax, title, and license should be included in these calculations otherwise it's apples to oranges.

Good point. I assumed some of these other deals mentioned were pre fees and TTL but that is pretty high. Interesting they are advertising a 1.9% rate for 72mos also. Not sure who's funding at that rate, but I know it's not FCA,

 

[VolCntry73]

Trade gives you no tax benefit if you are dealing with an out of state dealer so keep that in consideration. I'm buying from in-state dealer but am still going to explore private sale or straight sale to a local dealer to avoid last minute low-ball trade in value.

Not necessarily true. Depends on your state. Whatever state your vehicle is registered and titled in determines if the trade-in can receive the tax benefit.

That said...I'm not sure about New York laws...so she may not receive any benefit.

 

[LLRubylady]

Trade gives you no tax benefit if you are dealing with an out of state dealer so keep that in consideration. I'm buying from in-state dealer but am still going to explore private sale or straight sale to a local dealer to avoid last minute low-ball trade in value.

I did not know that-will have to investigate. Still hoping to get a good deal on the sale regardless. I could sell my trade privately although it's a pain in the neck.
I suppose the dmv would have that info.

 

[Boghar]

Which dealer?

ZIEGLER Schaumburg

 

[Akbill]

14% off MSRP on a new build rubicon plus $300 doc fee and Chrysler finance but not financing much. Dealer Kent Shurtleff at Peterson Jeep in Idaho. shipping from dealer by coastal auto shipping is quite reasonable also.

 

[dond49]

12.98% off MSRP or 7.50% off Invoice.....MSRP was $52,825 Dennis Dillon

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