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Originally Posted by Gundo
I can appreciate that they want commitment from me to start the bargaining process but at the same time as a consumer at least let me know what your actual listed selling price is. I know its just a list price and that there is room for movement but if you say "mid twenties" is that on the $22,000 end of the scale or the $27,000 end of the scale.
Give me a rough starting point if its $26,000 and my budget is $22,000 I know the odds of getting $4000 more off the price is pretty slim and I wont waste you time or mine.
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If you are going to buy a JEEP anyway, don't buy a new one. The depreciate horribly. A lot of our sales guys run away if they see someone pull up in a JEEP, as they know they usually owe about 20 grand more than the thing is worth if they try to trade it in. Be like one other super wise member on this board that bought a pre-owned JEEP from us, and save half of the price on a 2 year old unit.