Sales must be up. They reduced the $2000 rebate to $1000 on the Wrangler. Financing is at 0/1.9/2.9 for 36/48/60 months.
The GC rebate remains at $3500 or 0/0/0 financing for 36/48/60 months.
The Liberty remains at $2000 or 0/0/0 for 36/48/60 months.
The military & veteran incentive remains at $500 on all models currently through 2004-09-30..
Where did you get this info?
It's not on the website... and my dealer says he's not aware of it. I called him immediately cause I can't afford another 1,000 on my Jeep that I ordered 4 weeks ago.
-Muuurgh
Okay, you can still get the $2000 cash back, IF you finance through Chrystler,,, which I was going to do in the first place cause they were going to match any rate the credit union was going to offer.
-Muuurgh
Which brings up a question... If the finance terms are 0/0/0 for 36/48/60, why would anyone choose anything besides 0% for 60 months? Wouldn't you want to have their "free money" for 5 years rather than 3?
-Fred W
That information came from :
Enter your zip code, and model year 2004.
Click on and the info I posted will appear in a new popup window.
Wrangler sales are up. Inventory is tighter than it was a few months ago. That's why the incentives have changed. It's all driven by supply and demand.
Best regards, Dave Rose Cactus Cowboy Big Wonderful Wyoming '49 Willys Pickup (parts truck) '62 Willys Pickup 4WD 226 '98 XJ Sport O|||||||O
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