DanW
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I think $4k plus another $1,500 for the auto tranny.
We'll see, but I think a loaded Rubi diesel will push close to $60k. Gulp!
We'll see, but I think a loaded Rubi diesel will push close to $60k. Gulp!
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I dunno. People don't seem to have any hesitation forking out the roughly $55k price tag for the Recon.I don't think they will sell many at that price.
Yeah, this is the question I'm now asking myself. Although I'd go Rubi either way, I really think I want a manual transmission over a diesel engine.So true, plus the diesel won't be offered with a manual. :o(
There will be a big decision to make when the time comes. $4k for an engine option, or $4k in other functional accessories? Winch, bumpers, leather, LED package...
Diesel Sport S, or 3.6 manual Rubi? Hmmmm...
My loaded ‘99 Sahara was about 24k out the door. History would say you are very wrong.I don't think they will sell many at that price.
I think he was referring to the $60K price tag, is that what you are equating your '99 Sahara to?My loaded ‘99 Sahara was about 24k out the door. History would say you are very wrong.
24k in 1999 dollars is a lot less than 60k in today's dollars, or else I misunderstood your point.My loaded ‘99 Sahara was about 24k out the door. History would say you are very wrong.
I’m just saying the price of the loaded wrangler has nearly tripled in under 20 years. They will never have trouble selling them.I think he was referring to the $60K price tag, is that what you are equating your '99 Sahara to?
Exactly my point. People pay whatever Jeep asks.24k in 1999 dollars is a lot less than 60k in today's dollars, or else I misunderstood your point.
Until they don't.Exactly my point. People pay whatever Jeep asks.
You aren't make a lot of sense to me, but we will see what pricing levels the market will accept.Exactly my point. People pay whatever Jeep asks.
Oh I completely agree there’s a ceiling. I just don’t think they’re anywhere near it yet.Until they don't.
I don't think fully loaded 60k diesels will be the sales leader. I doubt FCA is planning for that eventuality either.
The point was the price increases have far outpaced inflation, yet sales continue exponentially. Resale values are insane.You aren't make a lot of sense to me, but we will see what pricing levels the market will accept.
I don't think you have EVER seen a Sahara sell from a dealership at a price point of $60k, not even close, that was his point. Just because they may price it that high doesn't mean it is justified or won't price them out of their target market.The point was the price increases have far outpaced inflation, yet sales continue exponentially. Resale values are insane.