if issues do come up, any jeep dealer should take care of it
Really?if issues do come up, any jeep dealer should take care of it
I though so too... but they were so reluctant to go that low that I really think I'm getting "the deal". The haven't confirm the order yet so I don't want to publish my price.I would think that a local dealer would want the sale and meet the other dealers price.
The dealer I bought mine from has a terrible service department, they are almost unable to fix anything. I have all my warranty work done at another dealership with a great service department. This type of thing happens all the time here. Get the best deal you can and have it serviced at any jeep dealership you want.Hello all.
This dealer is offering me a really good price on a Manual '13 JK 23B. Is a very basic model.
When time comes, I'll need to go a pick up the car. I want to know which potential known issues would make me drive back to the dealer so I can check them when pick it up. So far I know about:
Heating issue (too cold)
Missing Skid plate
Gurgling sound from behind the dashboard
Leaks from top
Anything else I should be aware of?
Thanks!
Yup, I asked them my absoulte total cost including freight, tax, fees, comissions, cuts, etc. That's the only way I could compare.Before you go there make sure you know the out the door price. If financing, be pre-approved, they might also be able to beat that.
Or instead you could find a dealership that can take care of you and just buy from them? How much could they possibly be beat by? And is that extra couple hundred really worth it?Get the best deal you can and have it serviced at any jeep dealership you want.
So far it has been more than a couple hundreds. The closest offer is 800 higher.Or instead you could find a dealership that can take care of you and just buy from them? How much could they possibly be beat by? And is that extra couple hundred really worth it?