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  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    Congrats. There are def. some good deals out there. Let us know how you like it.
  • naatz1naatz1 Member Posts: 188
    I haven't peeked here for a few weeks since my "new" 07 GC is now 6 weeks old @ 1600 miles. I just noticed an add for $3000 dealer cash plus $1000 more on 08s w/no financing requirement, so essentially what was a $2000 08 rebate in October now equals what the incentives 07s were then.
    Makes me think sales are slowed to a crawl, however our MN gas went from $3.05 the day we bought our GC to $2.85, and it's in the $2.75 range in other towns around us (feels good until one realizes a year ago it was $2.15, clearly a deterent to new SUV sales until we get the next snowstorm!). Is ANYONE buying new 07s or 08s?
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    Well, somebody is buying. Sales increased in November compared to October (8,489 vs 7,449).

    Those figures are still below last year's numbers though.

    Angel
  • sabre364sabre364 Member Posts: 18
    hey all,

    I am looking at getting a new 07 with no options but metallic paint, mats, and fog lamps. The MSRP is 31,080, and probably can get zero % financing. I will be goign to the dealer on Wed, Dec 26. The price quoted as of now is 21,999. I have no trade in and will be looking to get soem sort of extended warranty.

    Now they also have 08s, which the only thing I care about is that they do have heated mirrors standard. The 0% for them is not compatible with the 3000 rebate. So those will probably be quite a bit more expensive because the 0% is what I would want to get. I see that swede405 got a good deal (22k!) on an 08 WK. That is the same as I would be paying for the 07, but with 0%.

    Is the deal I posted a good price? I think it is, but with edmunds TMV only around 1000 more, maybe the dealer can give a little bit more off? They have 4 07s and 4 08s on the lot. The 07s are equipped same as the one i'm looking at but they have the sun and sound package which I dont want.

    I should add that I don't need to buy NOW, but can wait a few months. The 0% deal + 21,999 for the 07 is whats pressing me right now.
  • naatz1naatz1 Member Posts: 188
    I assume you are looking at the V6 in which case nothing much did change between 07 and 08. Do you plan to trade in 5 years or less? If so, the 08 resale may benefit you enough to push for that. Otherwise I would get it in the $21k range if the 07 is a better deal for you (I am happy with mine but in the past 2 months there are still a bunch of 07s on the lots costing dealers a bunch in inventory interest and getting less attractive by the week ... I needed mine and could not wait 2 more months but if you can wait it out and dont care if that particular one sells, see what they drop down on 12/31 if they have end of month/year quotas, may be worth a gamble). GL!
  • casolorzcasolorz Member Posts: 88
    I got my 08 not too long ago (about 1500 miles on it so far) and while I was getting it there were a few things the dealer wanted to add like sound proofing, rust protection, etc. We said no to all of them. Of course now that the excitement of getting a new car is gone and we can make more calm decisions we are wondering if we should have gotten the extended warranty from Chrysler and if we still can get it? is it worth the money? how does it differ from the power train warranty?
    Thanks for any info!
  • xscoutxscout Member Posts: 141
    Chrysler will be happy to sell you an extended warranty anytime before the factory warranty runs out. Remember that you can negotiate on the cost of that warranty and the longer you wait the more it will likely cost to purchase.
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    It's good that you didn't get any sound proofing or rust protection. It is a rip off.

    You can get a warranty from Chrysler at any time up until the 3 year/36k miles warranty is up. Google around for Chrysler Warranty. You'll get tons of hits.
  • sabre364sabre364 Member Posts: 18
    Thats correct, I am looking at the V6. It is completely adequate for my uses, unfortunately 07 V6s with the QTII package are few and far between, but honestly I do not need it though it would have been nice to have. The 08 V6s never had that option anyway.

    The biggest difference between 08s and 07s that affects me is the now standard heated side mirrors.

    I will try to drop the dealer down a little bit more, but gettign an 07 with 0% for around 21k would be great. And I plan on keeping the car at least 6 years so resale is not an issue for me.
  • naatz1naatz1 Member Posts: 188
    The others are correct, anytime w/i the 3/36 is valid to buy the initial or even upgrade the warranty. This time we got ours on the day of purchase since they had "a deal" on the 7/70 Added Care (800+ major components like AC, steering, electronics, etc but not smaller parts like the 500 relays on the list for Max Care which was $300 more ... Added care was $600 that day and if we bought it 30 days later went up $100 supposedly). Now if we end up driving our Jeep more than I predict, eg right before the 3/36, I can pay up to get a 7 year but 85,000 mile Added care coverage -or- if it's more of a lemon I can get the Max care.

    I had the Max care on my 01 Jeep when it was a more reasonable $500 (and there was no power train automatically priced into the vehicle either, go figure!) however that was for 5 yr 70,000 at the price. It barely paid for itself since that vehicle has been pretty reliable: 2 of the 3 drivers seat heaters got replaced in that time. I bought a 7/70 Max care at 3/36 last Spring for my 04 Chrysler 300M which has been very reliable w/only one warranty repair in the 3 years - even with 7/70 powertrain they wanted $900 but in that case they'd wanted $1100 on day of purchase and it went DOWN (we got a $100 coupon from Chrysler that helped, interested the price to buy it from Chrysler via mail was higher than the dealer). We did have the instrument panel go out this summer which cost $700 so we have almost paid for it in the first 6 months. Dealers want you to buy these warranties or service contracts which is what they are officially called since they know you'll come back for more routine service like brakes & fluid changes as well, and most like our dealer do a good job but at 2-3x higher price than the corner garage. One of my thoughts however is with these extended or lifetime power train warranties any battles you may have w/Chrysler will go smoother with dealer records and the dealer on your side.

    The only other option for extended warranties is buying one from an independent outfit as I did some research on these (Warranty Gold, Warranty Direct, but one of these is out of business already...there are forums discussing these). Their price on my 300M turned out to be higher than the $900 I got from the dealer and I did not consider mixing that with a Chrysler lifetime warranty this Fall on our new Jeep. Also you get free towing/jump start etc, free rentals if > a day service or if problems away from home with Chrysler's service contracts. I did ask the ominous question what if Chrysler sells Jeep but the dealership said the warranties go to the new buyer, just like they did from Daimler to Cerebus ... well you never know.
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    Excellent post. I've had my 08 Limited for 3 months now and I will probably buy a Maximum Care warranty. I have the lifetime powertrain warranty, but I'm concerned about all the electronics in the car.

    I got a quote from a dealer's website (found him via google, heard about him in other forums) for $750 for a 5 years/60k miles with $100 deductible warranty. Not bad. That's hundreds less than what my dealer wanted.
  • naatz1naatz1 Member Posts: 188
    $750 seems fair for 5/60 Maxcare, my only comparison is the $900 they quoted me for 7/70 Maxcare (and that's what it cost for my 300M as well). My SE MN dealer tends to be a better deal than others dealers or Chrysler, as mentioned the sales manager wants us coming back to -their- service dept ... and the one you found on the internet must have some similar rationale despite making it available to others who did not buy the car from them (I am sure they still make something, $100 or whatever, on each svc contract sale just like cars we buy at 1% under dealer invoice plus $4k rebates ... they don't sell 'em to lose money).

    BTW, I should have mentioned in my post above, for anyone reading this, all my service contracts were with a $100 DEDUCTIBLE. It's worked fairly well to lump 1-2 things together at a time (now that I think of it, when I had them change my instrument cluster last summer they checked a tranny thing which was a fluke and replaced a door speaker that had a slight rattle too, all for a single $100 payment).
    It's a great debate if they are worth it but with all the expensive parts (that even the corner mechanic has to buy from Chrysler or even NAPA is not always that cheap), new US vehicles are a pricey maintenace proposition despite being usually less expensive than overseas brands.
  • sabre364sabre364 Member Posts: 18
    May I ask what website you got that quote?

    I have heard of eservicecontracts.com on a couple of jeep forums.
  • nyliferocksnyliferocks Member Posts: 8
    Just lease an 08 GC Limited. 4.7 V8 with NAV and back up camera, Chrome rims, Chrome rear tail light gards, chrome gas tank cover. nothing down only first payment. 512.00 per month. 12,000 miles, 36 months

    Do you think I got a good deal?
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    I found it on www.chryslerwarrantys.com. They are not a 3rd party company, they are a real dealership in MA.
  • asitmehtaasitmehta Member Posts: 19
    I understand presidents day is coming, and sometimes there are added incentives. Does anyone know what the cash back incentive is right now? I'm looking at an 08 Gr. Chek Laredo 4X4 26Xpkg w/Nav the price I got was $29700. Is this a good deal or should I wait until there is a better incentive?
  • sabre364sabre364 Member Posts: 18
    I think recently the rebates were cut to 2k cash...but I'm guessing there will be more soon enough.

    Whats the MSRP on your 08 WK? A local dealer has an X pack laredo (i dont know if it has nav) with MSRP 35,600 for a no haggle price of 27,900.
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    Not in my zipcode (95827). They have gotten a bit better actually.
  • maude2maude2 Member Posts: 6
    Have been in the market looking to replace my 2002 Limited Grand Cherokee (191K miles and still going....) . Was going to act on the incentives a few months ago, but the 0% for 36 months along with the rebates, still put my monthly payments too high. Thought that if I could hold out a few months perhaps 0% would be increased to 48 months with additional incentives. I was getting greedy....My local Jeep dealers are LOADED on their lots. Anyone have any idea what April might bring from an incentive perspective? What sort of discount off MSRP should I currenlty be looking at? thanks-
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    I don't have any info on the rebates. As for price, don't pay a cent more than invoice. And if you really want to negotiate, you should be able to get $500 below invoice. And *then* subtract all the rebates.

    This is assuming you want an 08 in a common configuration and there are several Jeep dealers near you.

    Let us know how you make out. Not sure if you're considering the HID lights, but they are well worth it.
  • naatz1naatz1 Member Posts: 188
    I totally agree with verdugo. Rebate minus 10% more off list, should get you under invoice. See my earlier postings in November but sales are worse now with $107 oil and $3.10 gas. I see a local deal has a few 07 Commanders on the lot with 5.7L hemi's that are marked down $6500 and that is their asking price, they may go for less.
  • maude2maude2 Member Posts: 6
    Thank you. I found a Grand Cherokee Laredo V8- Base: 30,490 sun/sound 995, Pkg. 28 E (Sticker states 1,580) but when I look at it on edmunds MSRP states 985 so this has confused me...plus 730 destination. Sticker MSRP states 33,795 but with the confusion on edmunds and KBB I think it should really be 33,145. (Has something changed with the pricing on the 28E Pkg???) Invoice based on the 33,145 price is 30,420. I took the 4K off for rebate plus another $500 off of invoice and came up with 25,920. This would be the most I would be willing to pay. I read on an earlier thread some dealers with a window tag at $7700 off MSRP (this would bring it down to 25,445) so I'm thinking I can get this at 25K. Any thoughts or advice?? Thank for your help.
  • sabre364sabre364 Member Posts: 18
    This seems like an excellent deal. All of the dealers that are willing to deal you a good price are willing around 4k off invoice + a little more.

    A local dealer here (who is known for excellent online prices) has base 08 4wd V6 laredos for 24,500 with MSRP 31,335. I know for a fact that they are willing to sell at 23,999...So I think you are getting a pretty good price. Good luck with your purchase.
  • sabre364sabre364 Member Posts: 18
    I just put down a deposit on an 07 4wd Laredo with 19k on it. It was a former rental car (so I know what that means and obviously no lifetime warranty) but it had an odd set of options. It has the 26F (fleet) package + essentially every other laredo option besides the sunroof. It is basically like a 26X - the sunroof.

    I got it for 18,3xx + TTL. It is a relatively clean vehicle, the dealer is going to do a few touch ups with the paint and replace front rotors.

    Locally you can get used base 07 4x4s (15-20k miles) for 16,999 and 17,999.
  • rgdawsonrgdawson Member Posts: 11
    2008 Grand Cherokee Overland. Signed the deal yesterday going to pick up in a few minutes. MSRP = 43,495. My deal was 33,143 (before taxes, etc). I used a Friends and Family coupon from a relative who is a Chrysler retiree (which gets you to around 1% below invoice). They had the 3,500 rebate, plus 500 military rebate, plus some sort of extra 2,000 Bonus rebate, plus they threw in an extra $700 on their own. Lithia Jeep in Colorado Springs, CO. I am trying to contain my excitement, but this seems like an incredible deal. Includes Lifetime Powertrain Warranty, of course. I can get extend to bumber-to-bumber (Maximum Care) lifetime warranty online for about $1700, so I am considering that. :):):)
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    wow. That is a good deal. You paid less than I did for my Limited 4.7L w/o Quadra drive II.

    Was there a trade in involved?
  • rgdawsonrgdawson Member Posts: 11
    No trade. And when I went to pick it up, the dealer offered to match an online deal I showed him for a LIFETIME Chrysler "Maximum Care" warranty for $1,615, so I bought it effectively giving me a lifetime bumber to bumber warranty. I never bought an extended warranty before, but I figured it would be neat to match the lifetime powertrain warranty with similar coverage for the rest of the car...and the price was right. My wife better like this thing, haha.
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    Awesome deal. Hope you enjoy your Jeep as much as I'm enjoying mine.
  • snoopy71snoopy71 Member Posts: 32
    Just passing through here... I posted this inquiry in some of the other Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep forums, so I thought I'd try here too.

    Wife & I have twins on the way (in addition to our 3-yr old) so we need to bite the bullet and get a minivan. We're going to get a Dodge GC or a Chrysler T&C sometime in June. Money will be real tight since wife will be quitting work to stay home, hence us going down to one income, so if anyone has a friends code for 2008, then I would reeeeeeally appreciate it. .... I'll even put you on my Christmas card list!!

    e-mail me here at carspace and let me know....
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    sorry, but I don't have a friend's code. What is the price? Something like 1 to 3% under invoice?

    This late in the model year, I think you should be able to do get nearly that price w. just a bit of research. Good luck, and congrats on the twins.
  • xray1ftlxray1ftl Member Posts: 1
    I just purchased a ONE-OWNER '99 Cherokee Sport with what appears to be the "Limited" package - It's 2WD, 4DR, 4.0 6 cyl, Automatic, A/C, fog lights, pwr windows, locks, ABS, Roof rack, 6way pwr drivers seat, Chrysler/Infinity AM/FM/Tape/CD (the "premium" head unit with the stupid joystick bal/fade control and EQ), overhead console w/trip computer, and (probably a prior-owner modification) what looks late-model like Grand Cherokee Limited alloy wheels. The Jeep has absolutely no weird engine noises, shifts like new, suspension is perfect. Issues: A/C is a little weak but cold, fog light switch is bad, volume control on stereo doesnt work (!!!) - (it's "stuck" on a fairly LOUD setting), and only the fwd-bck function on the drivers seat works (height and tilt don't). Beyond those few issues, the vehicle acts and looks almost new. Bought for $2,300 in South FLA">
  • rkurlanderrkurlander Member Posts: 58
    Chrysler has announced they are putting this awful SUV out of its misery after the 2009 model year. My 1999 was the worst vehicle ever owned. No quality control. Over 30 significant problems over a seven year period. Garbage!
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    Must not feed the troll, must not feed the troll. :P
  • naatz1naatz1 Member Posts: 188
    I think you mean the Jeep Commander derivative is going away. The 2010 Gr Cherokee is being featured in Chrylser future vehicle releases with a new hi tech variable valve system V6.
    Sorry to hear you had a bad JGC, there seem to be many problems during that 99 model change year: I have had both a 01 I sold to my son and now a 07 JGC Laredo with minimal issues, none major.
  • loosenutloosenut Member Posts: 165
    if you feed them,they keep coming back for more..

    the four wheel drive market is so "going around the bowl,and down the hole" it's not funny..
    one story was someone had 19 month old -top shelf g.m.c,with all the bells and whistles(two sunroofs,d.v.d,ect..)was going out of the country,ended up with$18000..
    dealers are drowning in them.
    so-yea!..go in and ask what ones they want to give away today!?!..and shop them to death!!usually the ones with the worst traffic stay in business is by best prices..and usually great service too..they earn your business..
  • planplan Member Posts: 3
    I'm looking at a Grand Cherokee Laredo with 26X installed. MSRP is $36,005, dealer ask for $27900 on the road. Any suggestions for negotiation? I'm a first time buyer here and have no idea what price (OTD) I should look for. Thanks for all suggestions.

    There is a $4500 + $2000 rebate going on, and $27900 is after all these discounts. So the deal is not that hot.
  • naatz1naatz1 Member Posts: 188
    I don't think it's that hot either. I bought a 07 last October (loaded Laredo 4wd 4.7L with X pkg) so that year end closeout is about the same situation you are facing now -except- gas has gone from $2.80 to 3.90 down to 3.50 here in MN cratering the SUV market. A big deal. The MSRP of my 07 w/goodies was $37k because I got a $4k rebate even then plus an automatic ~$4k Affiliates discount since my employer is a Chrysler supplier, taking my pre-tax/fee price to $29K. When my Chrysler retiree father was alive I'd purchased a few new cars using his "green sheet" employee discount which I no longer can get, but the dealership said this was only around $500 more so I did not feel too bad on this no negotiation deal. Anyway, you are getting the same $8000 off 10 months later with the full & midsize SUV business in the tank worse than last Fall - you should be able to get more off shopping around at other dealerships or the internet. Even looking at the up to 28% off Chrysler ads that would be $26k or guessing if my dealer was right looking at a probable Chrysler employee price (copying the current GM blitz) I am guessing you can get off at least $500 more.

    BTW, we have been very happy with our 07 Laredo 10,000 miles later. The 4.7L is a fantastic boat puller (I would have never got a small V8 but needed a torquey engine and living in the N woods need 4WD weekly all winter). We get 20mpg@70mph and better on slow back roads, 15mpg pulling the boat so while that is about my only "complaint" I don't think I could do much better in anything else ... and the lifetime warranty is piece of mind. We also were happy with our 2001 Laredo which was sold to our son. Good luck!
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    I agree with naatz1. You can do much better.

    Just as a reference, in September 07 I placed an order for a 2008 Limited. I was able to get invoice pricing without any problems at all. That was before the SUV market really tanked.

    You have to consider two things:
    * SUV market is not in good shape. Dealers can't give them away.
    * You're buying an 08 at the end of the model year. In a few months, your brand new GC will be a year old. You should pay a bit less because of it.

    You are in control. I love my GC. Best of luck and def. tell us what you ended up paying.

    Oh, one last thing. If you have a trade in, make sure you don't get screwed in it. And be very careful in the F&I office. Don't buy any extras.

    Keep in mind that you don't have to buy a Jeep extended warranty at the dealer. You can buy it at any time before your warranty expires. Just google for "Jeep warranty." Don't buy a third party warranty. If your dealer matches the internet price for the warranty you want (onlne is about half of what the dealer wants), then go for it.
  • planplan Member Posts: 3
    Thanks! You guys just cleared my mind a lot. I'll keep pushing those dealers to give up more profits.
  • frugal8frugal8 Member Posts: 1
    You can still buy the warranty online. Google for Jeep waranty. You will find numerous Jeep dealers willing to sell the factory warranty with fairly large discounts.
    I have been the owner of several Jeep Grand Cherokees. I would not own one without the factory warranty. Every jeep I have owned I have saved far more than the cost of the warranty. Waranty will definitely help resale value if you sell while warranty still in effect. Whatever you do BUY WARRANTY.
  • paulepaule Member Posts: 382
    Has anyone bought an '09 yet? I know the deals on the '08s are pretty hard to overlook right now but I'm wondering if the '09s are out and how much they're coming off MSRP on them.
    I'm not looking for another 6 months; just wondering what the initial discount people are getting on them.
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    Can't help you with the 09s, but here's my story from last year.

    I started looking at an 08 last year in early September. My deal was invoice minus all rebates (I didn't have a trade in). At the time the rebates were $3000. They ended up going to $3500 plus free MyGig later.

    Keep in mind this was BEFORE the SUV market tanking, which will work in your favor. FYI, Jeep delayed production of the 09s by a couple of weeks.

    In 6 months, you should be able to get a sweet deal. The changes for 09 are minor (push button ignition, availability of internet, and some other minor things). So if you can live without those, you'll be able to get a great deal on a left over 08. This is specially true for the 5.7 HEMI as it got redisigned for 09 (1 better MPG).

    Make sure you get the HID lighs. They are worth it!

    Come back and let us know how you made out.

    Angel
  • snuddenstangsnuddenstang Member Posts: 4
    I am looking to buy a 2008 Grand Cherokee Laredo 4wd, 6cyl. MSRP is $31,390
    I have the incentives plan through work but don't yet know how much under invoice it truely is. The dealer just gave me a price of $20,500.00. How does this sound?
    From my research, I think the invoice is $28,797.00. The dealer told me today In October Jeep is giving 5500 customer cash + 500 cash.
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    You can always check the rebates by going to jeep.com and looking them up in Edmunds. For my zipcode (95827), the jeep website only shows $5500. According to Edmunds, the extra $500 is only for military personnel (not sure if that's you). There's also a $400 dealer cash, which for your purposes it should be treated as a rebate.

    You can also look up the invoice price here at Edmunds. Don't forget to add the regional advertising fee (I think it was around $350/$400) to get an accurate invoice price.

    So lets assume that your $28,797 invoice price is correct. We have the following:

    28797 invoice
    - 5500 rebate
    - 500 military rebate
    - 400 dealer cash
    --------
    22397

    He's offering you a price of $20,500, which is $1897 under invoice. You can do better, I think. As I mentioned in a previous post, last september I got invoice price for a brand new 08. Now the 08 is a year old since the 09's are coming out, and the SUV market is really bad. I think you can do a bit better.

    If you do have a trade in, make sure they don't screw you over on it.

    Best of luck, and let us know how you do. We love ours, and I hope you like yours too.
  • jettatrouble1jettatrouble1 Member Posts: 8
    Trying to figure out if I am getting a good deal: $19,500 for an 08 Jeep Grand Cherokee with Rocky Mountain package (MSRP: $33K+). I'm getting a good trade price on my car.

    Decent deal? Any tips on potential other items to consider (extended warranty price, etc.)?

    Thanks.
  • naatz1naatz1 Member Posts: 188
    If you look up the last 10 or so previous posts including one I made at 459; it would appear you are getting a good deal especially if you know the trade deal is good as well. Even though our gas in Minnesota has dropped to between $2.10-2.40 a gal and E85 close to $1.50 (I saw on TV some spots in OK are now under $2 gas, who would have thought we'd ever see that!) most of us know that is only temporary. Car dealers all over are hurting for financing and of course there are the risks/rumours of a Chrysler (Jeep) buyout by GM or foreign companies. However the Jeep brand is the most valuable they have and my dealer assured me months ago the warranties always go with the new purchaser. Note I bought the basic 70K mile added care extended warranty at purchase and got it down a few hundred doing it that day; I may have second thoughts on that now just to wait and see how all this financial stuff is handled since you can add it until 36K miles.

    So it's nice to see people are still buying, go get a good deal! But maybe you can squeak out a few hundred more? Sheeze, last year I almost bought a Saturn Outlook and they who never drop prices found a way to get me $1500 more opening a free GM credit card and some other stuff. However we bought the Jeep and have been very happy with it after 12K miles, we just had our first minor warranty problem needing a new ignition lock cylinder but otherwise it's solid and helps me get through our yucky cold snowy winters.
  • fishhoppafishhoppa Member Posts: 30
    Trying to figure out if I am getting a good deal: $19,500 for an 08 Jeep Grand Cherokee with Rocky Mountain package (MSRP: $33K+). I'm getting a good trade price on my car.

    I think that's a pretty decent price! I've only seen one lower price and that was one of those doorbuster/loss leader ads for a one-off model @18,995. Never seen a price like that since.

    I've been a Jeep fan for the last 12 years - specifically the Wranglers, but family needs lead me towards another product. IMO, and as another poster mentioned, the Jeep name/product definitely has more brand value than any Dodge/Chrysler.

    Good Luck! and enjoy it if you've already pulled the trigger!
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  • jettatrouble1jettatrouble1 Member Posts: 8
    I am going to purchase a 2008 Jeep(GC). The dealer is offering me a 7 year/70K extended warrenty for $2000. Is this a good deal? Is it worth it? If not, should I just wait during the 36,000 mile period to but the extended warrenty?
  • verdugoverdugo Member Posts: 2,286
    No way. Don't take that warranty. Five seconds on google ("jeep extended warranty") led me to a 7/70k Maxium Care (i.e., it covers everything) by Jeep (stay away from 3rd party wararnties) for $1,090 with $100 deductible

    And $1495 with $0 deductible.

    And I know there are cheaper websites out there. So do your homework and save yourself some money.

    One more thing, you DON'T have to buy a warranty at the dealer. You can get the warranty at any time before your 36 months/48k warranty expires. So you have time to decide and find the best deal.
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