Thanks @Willys. I am likely going to go with the base Sahara with the differential, cold weather group and both safety packages.
Thanks @Islandbunkie for the response. Much appreciated.
Thanks @Islandbunkie for the response. Much appreciated.
Discount Below MSRP on 4xe Electric Wrangler?
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Can't go wrong with those packages. Are you planning on trading in your JL as well?
I installed the charger in December so I am claiming it on this year’s federal taxes. The $7500 will be for next year. Affiliate pricing is now valid on the 4XE so I am getting 7% under invoice. It is worth considering even if you get the vehicle shipped to you. I did another vehicle that way and the car showed up to my driveway.
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Is the charger the one from Mopar? Or did you buy a third party charger?
I got a third party one due to availability at the time and based on price. I looked for reviews where Pacifica PHEV owners gave good reviews.
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Oh cool which one did you end up getting?
An AxFast 32Amp through Costco. Couldn’t justify the extra cost of the JuiceBox.
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I'll have to check that one out. Funny enough I've been leaning towards getting a JuiceBox.
Juice Box has some additional features and monitoring from your phone. But it is about $200 more (although it is 40 Amps however the Jeep cannot do it)
Hi, where are you located? I am looking to order the 4xe, but dealership is not offering anything in terms of discount. I am in Southern California, but will travel for a good deal.
I’m in Florida but ordered from a dealer in NC. Shipping to my driveway is about $700 but I’m going to pick up the car from the dealer instead.
Thanks! That may be a bit far, but will keep trying options. Thanks again for the info
There’s a dealer in Boise that will do 7% under invoice too.
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I'm in VA and in the market. Could you email me the dealership your worked with? [email protected]
Thanks a bunch!
Worked with Travis from TriCity Jeep in Eden, NC
Willy's-
This is a great topic for those that have yet preorder or purchase their 4XE.
I know that I did a ton of research on the JLUR that I was originally intending on ordering, and there was a lot of information as to how to go into the discussion and conversation, things to backup your wants and needs, and what you can realistically ask for in terms of discounts and savings. There used to be an interactive map as well that showed the % below MSRP or below invoice that people were offered, the dealers to talk with at those locations, and most importantly the discussion and ability to get up and walk should the build not be to your satisfaction / pricing isn't realistic.
Hopefully this new model has not thrown the JLU facts out the door, and that the buyer still has an upper hand instead of being at the mercy of the dealers.
I'd love to find out what is being offered, how people approached this subject and how they backed up their requests so that we know how to handle the scenario when we are in it ourselves. Basically the best way to enter a dealership with the tools to walk out a satisfied customer (or basically go online and do the same).
Thank you for asking this question, I will be following closely for when I place my order this fall.
Thank you-
This is a great topic for those that have yet preorder or purchase their 4XE.
I know that I did a ton of research on the JLUR that I was originally intending on ordering, and there was a lot of information as to how to go into the discussion and conversation, things to backup your wants and needs, and what you can realistically ask for in terms of discounts and savings. There used to be an interactive map as well that showed the % below MSRP or below invoice that people were offered, the dealers to talk with at those locations, and most importantly the discussion and ability to get up and walk should the build not be to your satisfaction / pricing isn't realistic.
Hopefully this new model has not thrown the JLU facts out the door, and that the buyer still has an upper hand instead of being at the mercy of the dealers.
I'd love to find out what is being offered, how people approached this subject and how they backed up their requests so that we know how to handle the scenario when we are in it ourselves. Basically the best way to enter a dealership with the tools to walk out a satisfied customer (or basically go online and do the same).
Thank you for asking this question, I will be following closely for when I place my order this fall.
Thank you-
At Gulfway Dodge in Houston I have attempted to reserve one of their incoming 4xe's and when it came to down payment, they told me that the drive out cost would be $72k (on $58K MSRP). When I asked why, they said well we are marking 4xe $10k, just like we do TRX..
Have you tried the affiliate discount which automatically gets you under invoice at participating dealers?
The dealer I am working with now is River Oaks in Houston. How do you claim to be an affiliate?
You can sign up here: FCA Affiliate Rewards
You need to be an employee or member of an affiliated organization. I joined AccessFund.org for $50 but there is also Thread Lightly. The full list of organizations is listed here along with their company codes: https://www.fcausaffiliates.com/content/dam/affiliate-rewards/docs/companylocator.pdf
When you sign up you get a certificate and control number to present to the dealer.
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