Will the dealership add a mopar lift/labor to the finance?

[halcyon]

I will send a few inquiries but I was just wondering if anyone had experience financing parts that have not been installed on the Jeep. I would love to add the Mopar 2Inch lift kit to my financing but would also like a set of All terrains as well. Should I ask about this before or after financing?

I know that FCA offers the DrivePlus card which is always a option, but I will probably just buy the parts outright since I don't want to apply for a credit card.

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[Chipe]

I will send a few inquiries but I was just wondering if anyone had experience financing parts that have not been installed on the Jeep. I would love to add the Mopar 2Inch lift kit to my financing but would also like a set of All terrains as well. Should I ask about this before or after financing?

I know that FCA offers the DrivePlus card which is always a option, but I will probably just buy the parts outright since I don't want to apply for a credit card.

Yes they will if you make it part of the original purchase. But you are paying heavily by adding it to the deal unless get pting less than a 4% interest rate.

 

[halcyon]

Yes they will if you make it part of the original purchase. But you are paying heavily by adding it to the deal unless get pting less than a 4% interest rate.

Gotcha. Yes I generally have a 6% interest rate. Just wondering would if I did want to buy it, I would have to add this to my finance application right? In other words, If my finance is approved just for the vehicle I can't go back and add it in?

I guess the better approach will be CC, and I assume that's how most people will pay

 

[Thill444]

Gotcha. Yes I generally have a 6% interest rate. Just wondering would if I did want to buy it, I would have to add this to my finance application right? In other words, If my finance is approved just for the vehicle I can't go back and add it in?

I guess the better approach will be CC, and I assume that's how most people will pay

I would consider installing it yourself and buying the kit online for around $1K. I have seen the kit used for $700-800 as well. There are many online (Youtube) tutorials that walk you through the install start to finish and while it is time consumer, it is pretty straightforward. Just need a couple good set of wrenches, and a breaker bar and torgque wrench.

 

[TheOriginalTeddy]

You can put it towards the financing or just pay the dealership to do it on a separate bill. If you do decide to spring for it, it is a really smooth ride compared to some lifts and have heard it from a few passengers as well. Plus it gave me closer to 3 inches which i'm sure will settle at some point.
I'd agree with Thill on his thoughts too... but with me I've learned FCA is the worst for warranty work and I wanted to give them the least ammunition possible to bounce back on.

 

[Chipe]

Gotcha. Yes I generally have a 6% interest rate. Just wondering would if I did want to buy it, I would have to add this to my finance application right? In other words, If my finance is approved just for the vehicle I can't go back and add it in?

I guess the better approach will be CC, and I assume that's how most people will pay

Gotcha. Yes I generally have a 6% interest rate. Just wondering would if I did want to buy it, I would have to add this to my finance application right? In other words, If my finance is approved just for the vehicle I can't go back and add it in?

I guess the better approach will be CC, and I assume that's how most people will pay

Yes, put it in the app upfront. The great thing about doing it this way is that whatever the dealer does before you take possession is covered under factory warranty.

 

[halcyon]

I would consider installing it yourself and buying the kit online for around $1K. I have seen the kit used for $700-800 as well. There are many online (Youtube) tutorials that walk you through the install start to finish and while it is time consumer, it is pretty straightforward. Just need a couple good set of wrenches, and a breaker bar and torgque wrench.

I think if they give the kit at $500-600 labor I might have to take it because of the warranty.

Yes, put it in the app upfront. The great thing about doing it this way is that whatever the dealer does before you take possession is covered under factory warranty.

Got it. Thank You.

 

[Chipe]

I think if they give the kit at $500-600 labor I might have to take it because of the warranty.



Got it. Thank You.

I think if they give the kit at $500-600 labor I might have to take it because of the warranty.



Got it. Thank You.

I got my Mopar 2" lift installed for a total of $950

 

[halcyon]

I got my Mopar 2" lift installed for a total of $950

Which dealership did you go to for this? Did you do it at the time you bought it?

 

[Chipe]

Which dealership did you go to for this? Did you do it at the time you bought it?

Capitol Jeep in Willimantic, CT

 

[TCS1666]

Anyone know what the invoice price is on the Mopar 2" lift? If the retail price is ~$1500, I would assume the wholesale would be $1000 or less. Add in 2.5-3 hours labor @ ~$125/hour is around $350.

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