re: Jeep Wrangler / questions, Wanting to buy one Monday or Tuesday.

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Granite crystal

I hope you get this in time.

Thinking of picking one up this month, probably a custom order to get a 6MT Hard Rock.

4K under MSRP is not bad. There is better if you want though, but not by much. If you can wait, you can sign up for Tread Lightly for $100. Through them you can get affiliate pricing on all Jeeps, which is a maximum of 1% under invoice plus reduced fees they can charge.

Chrysler kicks back 1% of the MSRP to the dealer, plus their holdback already. You can negotiate further from there, but 1% under invoice is the max you will pay. The reduced fees they can charge helps as well. The one negative, you have to wait 30 days from sign up to use your affiliate control number.

I suggest joining or lingering around wranglerforum.com. Tons of great info and help there.

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not the new ones- the old real Jeeps Yes-

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I have a CJ7 and a JKU (and a XJ)... The CJ& has a 380hp Chevy small block, Dana 60 axles, a spring over conversion... and pretty much everything you can do to a Jeep... honestly, I prefer the JKU. It's rides better, it's quiet, it doesn't leak, has heat and air and pretty much out performs the highly modded CJ7 in every way (with a few mods of course).

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I've had a few places offer 3k off. Today I got 4K, I was wondering if I could get more on Monday.

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That's probably close to the lowest you'll find. Good luck. This is the best vehicle I've ever owned. The old jeeps are fun for a weekend ride but nothing beats the new jku's for a daily driver.
Especially the Rubicons. Front and rear lockers as well as sway bar disconnect. They'll get you anywhere an old Jeep will and you'll have air conditioning

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Granite crystal

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I went with all white. I love the granite crystal just as much

Around 98% of dealerships will participate. On the affiliate site they list them.

$4000 off MSRP is good though. I was checking an offer I had at 1% under invoice and it was only $3000 under MSRP.

I can tell you the dealer invoice on a $46,000 JKUHR is $43,909. Dealer holdback is $1,370. So excluding other hidden dealer incentives, it cost the dealer $42,539.

For that rough riding junk? frick that. What a rip off.
Have your custom plate picked out yet?

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Rocking the American flag bikini top on my Cj7 this weekend. Cj7 > any other jeep ever.

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I own the same 1983 CJ 7 I bought myself in high school in 1985 and it's still my daily driver. It's on it's 2nd Promar inline 6 and second 5 speed but still runs like a champ.

I have a 2003 TJ with the inline 6. I've also owned a 1970 CJ-5 and a 1980 CJ-5.

What kind of package are you getting? Upgraded suspension, lift kit, winch, etc?

That is probably a good deal. I ordered a JKUHR with sticker of 48,700 I got for 44,340. This was 3% below invoice with TreadLightly discount. I also got $500 rebate in mail from jeep (golden ticket) which I was lucky to get while on order.