Riverbound
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Mom is looking for a gladiator rubicon diesel.
Who’s the go to for Jeeps?
Who’s the go to for Jeeps?
I’ll trade her a brand new gladiator for that old rusty bronco That just sits around and doesn’t get driven....
lol
Definitely advertised price is the lowest .... but when we went there to buy... the dealer mark ups on gps, paint protection, security wipes out any advertised savings.. and to Opt out of those options cost almost as much as keeping them... $1800 for GPS on the vehicle.. $1500 to remove it.. walked out after that point..I found the best deal at HB Jeep a couple of years ago
Definitely advertised price is the lowest .... but when we went there to buy... the dealer mark ups on gps, paint protection, security wipes out any advertised savings.. and to Opt out of those options cost almost as much as keeping them... $1800 for GPS on the vehicle.. $1500 to remove it.. walked out after that point..
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I do not believe they are in production yet, soon. only Wrangler in diesel.
You can preorder.
Deals are so good on gassers I’m not sure if it makes sense unless you just want the sooter. I’m getting 6k off MSRP on a rubicon before haggling.
This will probably be the last new vehicle my mom buys in her lifetime, so I told her that she really needs to get exactly what she wants.
Mom is looking for a gladiator rubicon diesel.
Who’s the go to for Jeeps?
If you can get the stench off you after, I agree.Huntington Beach is the best deal unless you go Idaho.
Huntington Beach is the best deal unless you go Idaho.
I've been in sales most of my career. Kinda vehicle, but heavy-duty, big OEM. Anyway... Dealers like HB mess up the market for everyone, OEMs, dealers and customers. Dealers need to make a fair profit, because they need to exist. Complete scam models make consumers distrust and give the overall business segment a bad reputation. Yes, some people save a few bucks, but I contend both sides of this equation are better off with reasonable margins. Stronger dealers can make better service decisions, afford tooling, inventory etc. Consumers need service, warranty, parts etc. I helped feed that HB kitty once, and I hated it. Still feel slimy for dealing with them.beating HB and has a much better attitude.