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Jeep Liberty Prices Paid and Buying Experience
Have you recently purchased or do you plan on purchasing a Jeep Liberty? What did you pay? How did you negotiate?
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I'm debating on whether to go 03 or 04.
How much below invoice should I shoot for with an '03 if the '04s are hitting the lot now?
Thanks for any advce,
xmonger
He has quoted me the $1000 off invoice and the 3.9% on an 04 already.
I was going to order one because I want the off road packages and the tow package. I could not find a LTD with an Off Road Package in Atlanta.
Dealer told me 4 week delivery.
I've told him I'd let him do the financing at 3.9% if he'll give me the 1500 off Invoice. I also told him if he'd put on a K&N Air Filter for $50. swap out the tires for Beefer A/Ts for a $150 and put a Borla exhaust on for $500 I might give a little on the 1500. Waiting for his response LOL
I like the looks of the Patriot Blue Liberty, it drives well but my only worry is the MPG. I have been reading other message boards to get info on fuel saving ideas.
Dealer was easy enough to deal with, once I got rid of the novice sales man & dealt with the manager.
Good Luck!
24400 plus tax tags. How did I do?
Nice people but idiots and thought I didn't notice their circular speaking and lack of knowledge of the vehicle, tag process, etc.
Therefore, my thinking is that they are still making too much money from me.
The question is this: If the rebate is $2,000; should I be subtracting this figure from the $22,500?
Otherwise put: The homework I did on Edmonds.com showed the TMV "Total with Options to be $26,515. Right below that, it subtracts the $2,000 Rebate... to show "Customer Cash Adjusted to True Market Value as $21,515. Help please!
The sticker was $24,470.
Dealer offered price of $23327, less $2000.00 rebate, and $1000 from Chrysler financial, $20327.00 plus tax and fees.
156 miles so far and loving it. On the bumbiest roads not one rattle, good stereo/cd and fun to drive.
Only downside of the Renegade: that plastic roof basket on top was too high for my garage, but it's very easily removed with a torque wrench. Otherwise, drives with plenty of grunt, feels more powerful than the old Escape, and (at least I think this is a plus) drives more like a truck should drive.
I've wanted a Jeep ever since I was a kid, and now I have one. And a good deal to boot. Yeah!
thanks for your replies
bmwlover
-David
I wouldn't be so quick to take offense although I wouldn't be particularly happy about needing a lot of repair work.
tidester, host
I have learned that the problems I am having are not uncommon for the Liberty. There have been recalls in previous model years, and it looks like they still haven't fixed it. I pray that no one has been in a serious accident becuase of it, but I'm afraid it might take something like that for Chrysler to actually correct the problem.
My point is: my fully-loaded Liberty Limited is worth only $17,600 after two months. So for all of you people out there who want to buy one, you need to know that it depreciates very very quickly. It will be worth $9000 less in two months. So use that to your advantage when you are negotiating.
Your Liberty may very well be a lemon, but mine is a ROSE!
Is this a good deal, or should I be pushing for lower with the '05's already coming in.
I have an 03 and I would buy another.
Frank
From what I am seeing this was about right.
Anyway my wife loves the truck and I have had no problems. I do plan on doing all of the mainentence myself as I really don't trust dealers. I didn't even go for the extended warranty because I feel that they wouldn't be offering that option unless they were not making money on it.
Anyway getting to the oil filter is not the easiest so I am a little dissapointed but what are you going to do.
Dan
we just received a quote on a '05 Liberty Sport B package w/ABS, cruise, tinted window, cd, etc. for $19,329 including taxes and fees. Is this a good deal?
I am assuming you got the rebates that went along with the Daimler Chrysler financing?
Did you get a sunroof & ABS also?
Word!
TO ANOTHER, MSRP 24,760 (28C PKG + AUTO, V6 & SUNROOF) GOT IT FOR 500 UNDER INVOICE, 2500 REBATE
+ 0% FOR 5 YRS. NOT A GREAT DEAL BUT I'M HAPPY
I went through Randolph Chrysler Jeep in Randolph, MA. I had a great experience with the sales staff there, no pressure (and maybe more importantly, no BS!), genuinely nice people, great prices to begin with, and kinda like a small "Mom & Pop dealership" type of atmosphere.
Question: The whole process seemed too easy. Where did I get screwed or is this a good deal?
In the past, I would have to work multiple dealers to get a deal remotely close to this.
Thank you
Newspaper articles aren't usually a great source on determining what you will pay for a vehicle. They usually advertise a very low price that only a few people qualify for.
Thank you for your help however.
I just ordered a renegade 4x4 automatic,with ABS, selec-trac, sunroof, sirius, the 28D pkg, off road pkg, and the dark khaki that cost $150.00 the total came to $24,900. that's with 0%x60 months and $2000 cash back. I havent picked it up yet.
Am I paying too much?
Thanks
I have been hunting a CRD Limited. I printed Edmunds TMV pricing and faxed three dealers.
Two of the three agreed to the pricing and easily agreed to the TMV price.
The third would not budge and kept saying that CRD's were difficult to come by, etc.
They even went so far as to say that the $200.00 margin the other dealers were making was too little. The dealer I traded with said that DC would pay him $500.00/ car if he met his monthly quota.
Bottom line, the $9.95 I spent with Edmunds saved me $1,050.00-$1,232.00 depending on how I break the numbers down!
Thanks Edmunds,
TP in N.C.