Lil Sassy Found These Last Night
11-07-2008, 12:54 PM
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Yeah those cans really look wierd up there, besides killing any chances of fitting in a garage.
I'm not a big fan of white, but with the black accents they do look pretty sweet. A lot of potential.
BTW What happened to lil buddy? Did you change your name?
I'm not a big fan of white, but with the black accents they do look pretty sweet. A lot of potential.
BTW What happened to lil buddy? Did you change your name?
11-07-2008, 01:09 PM
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Cool, makes sense. So I know it hasn't even been a day, but are you closer to narrowing your search?
11-07-2008, 01:18 PM
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. Best thing when that happens is slow your roll, don't rush, get what you want. She wants a flame-red, auto, 4-dr Rubi, Mygig or a Nav equiv or better and it doesn't have to be built yet. We're taking our time.
11-07-2008, 02:50 PM
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Lil Sassy fits so much better- I like the double meaning 
I'm all for the mentality of: If you want it, and you can afford it, go for it (that's why we bought Shannon's a year ahead of schedule).
But you bring up a valid point about the daughter. If you buy the Jeep now, do you hold on to the existing car because you know it's history? But if you do that, you still have to pay insurance on it (liability only of course). And keep it maintained so it is still in good condition when you daughter starts driving. Or do you sell it, and take chances with a used car later on that you do not know the history of? Tough call...
But a year & 1/2 is a long time to wait. Life is short, and meant to be enjoyed IMHO.
I'm all for the mentality of: If you want it, and you can afford it, go for it (that's why we bought Shannon's a year ahead of schedule).
But you bring up a valid point about the daughter. If you buy the Jeep now, do you hold on to the existing car because you know it's history? But if you do that, you still have to pay insurance on it (liability only of course). And keep it maintained so it is still in good condition when you daughter starts driving. Or do you sell it, and take chances with a used car later on that you do not know the history of? Tough call...
But a year & 1/2 is a long time to wait. Life is short, and meant to be enjoyed IMHO.
...they're asking a lot on the sticker...lol...$95 for locking lugs and 199 for tint..
...whatever...I miss the days when a repeat buyer would get a good deal. This would be our 3rd Jeep from them.
11-08-2008, 05:27 AM
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11-09-2008, 01:28 PM
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Well we almost bought a 4-dr Unl 4-dr Rubi yesterday but they didn't quite meet my terms...
SAS Terms = $30k fully loaded w/MyGig, Auto, don't need an engine heater, don't need tow (ain't got nuttin to tow) otherwise fully loaded.
So we're waiting till someone or "my dealer" meets SAS terms...
SAS Terms = $30k fully loaded w/MyGig, Auto, don't need an engine heater, don't need tow (ain't got nuttin to tow) otherwise fully loaded.
So we're waiting till someone or "my dealer" meets SAS terms...
11-09-2008, 02:36 PM
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I sold my sidesteps to a Rubi owner. And bought my Rubi rails from a Rubi owner that had removed them to add sidesteps. A guy I know in the make-ready at a dealership tells me it is very common for people buying Rubi's to want sidesteps (remember a lot of people buying Rubi's are buying it because it is "top of the line", and don't have a clue that it is for wheeling).
Notice it has Rubi tires- Yeah, they could have added Rubi tires to an X like I did... But it also has Mygig which is not an available option on an X. Of course the safest thing to do is look to see if it has a D44 in the front.
Notice it has Rubi tires- Yeah, they could have added Rubi tires to an X like I did... But it also has Mygig which is not an available option on an X. Of course the safest thing to do is look to see if it has a D44 in the front.