Jeep Wrangler Prices

Ford F-150 going where my Jeep goes!! LOL!! OMG, that is good. There are Jeeps that cannot go where my Jeep goes!

Last fall at the end of the year, there were new Jeep Cherokees going for $17,000 new in Los Angeles.

Well, this is the dingy towing area so why all the big truck comparisons .....LOL !

The Jeep Wrangler is standard ! It is great for its intended purpose, and an internationally recognized vehicle! Those who have them love them, those who don’t ?? Jealous maybe ? Who knows ?

To the poster who wrote about “ test driving one” , and writing not intended for interstates ? I’ve had mine to NW Va and the Keys, running smoothly !

To the poster writing about his / her Ford ecoboost truck going anywhere Jeeps go ??? I also have a Ford F 150 Eco......and NO, it can’t ! Not if I wanted to keep my bumpers attached !

Why people always get their blood pressure up, and want to compare “ other” vehicles to Jeep Wranglers is funny !

Get what you want as a Toad ! Get what’s best for you, your needs, your wants, etc !

The Jeep is .....well......a JEEP !

OIIIIIIIO

Someone say rust. Mine is used hard only repairs I have done is brakes,a couple brake lines,o2 sensor and a radiator. It's a 2001 sport I purchased used in 2003 for $14,000.00
It's on its second plow :E




I'm looking for another one. This one is a new 2017 Sahara with leather and a 6 speed stick for $32,000.00 I'm still on the fence.

FIRE UP wrote:

Anyway, we also see hundreds of Jeeps too. In fact, the wife and I comment as we've seen, many times, at a four way stop sign, a jeep facing in all directions. At present, our local Jeep dealership, is completely out of Jeep Wranglers. At least we've not seen any on the outside lot as we've driven by the last few times.

Scott

You had me worried for a minute. I just did a search of local inventory for new 2018 4-door Wrangler JK Sport S, and they have dozens in the Dallas area. Most of them are boring colors, but there are a few that I can tolerate.

klutchdust wrote:
08 Jk 2 door. Useless back seat unless it's kids getting in. Purchased new in 08, January 1st.
After reading these comments I now know why folks ask me if my JK is for sale. i took it in for air bag replacement and saw the new ones on the lot. I already plan on keeping mine and doing an engine swap when the time comes.
The quality is there,having owned and driven K-5 blazers for many years the Jk is the perfect town vehicle, it turns easily and despite a few blind spots is easy to drive. I use it in the desert and as a toad. I went for the 2 door because it was trailered inside my 32 ft, gooseneck cargo trailer before the class C. The 4 door was too long.
Scott, enjoy reading your posts. I too shudder at the fact some pick-ups are being had for 70K. My 06 2500 Duramax has 80K miles on it,pre def additive, perfect.

Hey Klutch,
Thanks for the comment. You know, A Jeep is like any other vehicle, it appeals to some, and not to others. Is it possible for Jeep to sell the Wranglers for a cheaper price, no matter what model and how it's equipped? Who knows. Do they need to lower the price, apparently not.

A new pickup, even a moderately equipped one, no matter the brand, is pretty much out of my reach, pretty much forever. But, apparently not for some. Here in Lake Havasu City AZ, we see plenty of rather new trucks idling around town, many snowbirds don't know where the accelerator pedal is, oops, did I say that?

Anyway, we also see hundreds of Jeeps too. In fact, the wife and I comment as we've seen, many times, at a four way stop sign, a jeep facing in all directions. At present, our local Jeep dealership, is completely out of Jeep Wranglers. At least we've not seen any on the outside lot as we've driven by the last few times.

After owning, towing, modifying, and driving 9 different Jeep Wranglers in over a 35 year period, without a doubt, the JK model is by far, the most pleasant to drive, in all driving scenarios, on an off road. Did we pay considerably more for this "used" (27K miles on it when we got it) 2015 JKUR than any other Jeep Wrangler we've owned, yep, sure did. Never in my life did I think I'd pay over $40K for a darn Jeep.

But, times are times. Pickups are anywhere from $40K to $90K, depending on all the specs. Motorhomes new are anywhere from $100K to easily over $500K (for normal "sort of" income folks). Again, pretty sure a new one is out of my reach forever.

So, we have what we have and enjoy it immensely.
Scott

08 Jk 2 door. Useless back seat unless it's kids getting in. Purchased new in 08, January 1st.
After reading these comments I now know why folks ask me if my JK is for sale. i took it in for air bag replacement and saw the new ones on the lot. I already plan on keeping mine and doing an engine swap when the time comes.
The quality is there,having owned and driven K-5 blazers for many years the Jk is the perfect town vehicle, it turns easily and despite a few blind spots is easy to drive. I use it in the desert and as a toad. I went for the 2 door because it was trailered inside my 32 ft, gooseneck cargo trailer before the class C. The 4 door was too long.
Scott, enjoy reading your posts. I too shudder at the fact some pick-ups are being had for 70K. My 06 2500 Duramax has 80K miles on it,pre def additive, perfect.

I just bought one, hasn't got 500 miles on it yet. 2018 wrangler, first Chrysler product I've ever owned. I'm 62, have never stepped on a Chrysler sales lot, test drove a jeep and bought it, same day.
Quieter inside than the equinox we traded in, lots to like, full frame, steering box still hooked to the steering column with hard pieces, no electric steering needing reflashing, a manual transfer case, solid axles front and rear, shitloads of power and relatively decent handling, and a vehicle that holds it's value.
What's not to like?

et2 wrote:

dubdub07 wrote:

zb39 wrote:
If you can only get $500 off of MSRP your a lousy buyer. PM me I can get thousands off a new now with just a phone call. Good grief it's not that hard.

Won't get thousands off a Wrangler.

Yes you can. I have one to prove it.

Then you are one of the few.

In 2012 I bought my Rubi for $36,500. Nav, leather, two tops. It wound up being about $1900 under the sticker. That is just unheard of these days unless you get the right dealer with the right Jeep and the right time of year.....

My 2012 JKUR has 37,000 miles, moderately modified, and would fetch $32-33K easily. A new one can be had for around $45K. So there isn't much incentive to back off the price of a new one when they have used ones that are fetching a ton O' money...so unless you know someone or just have patience, I would think you can get your JKUR Recon for about $45K. About $4K off MSRP.

jplante4 wrote:
Every time this comes up, the Jeep owners jump in trying to justify to themselves and the world why they chose to overpay for a vehicle that isn't proportionately better than any other car. My DD went through this logic when she bought a Wrangler and it didn't make sense to me then either.

The Wrangler, especially the Rubi, is the best for what it was made for. Period, dot, end of story.