Wish I would have waited
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Wish I would have waited
I have a dealer with several 2008 unlimited rubicons for 26500. Was close to trading in my 2008 unlimited X and getting one, but I could not see loosing my prior trade in value of 6000 (since I lost that when I drove off the lot). When I bought mine 6 months ago the rubi's around here were around 31-32,000. Oh well
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Hey I know Ken Garff Dealership in West Valley City, Utah was advertising on remaining 08 Unlimited Rubi's for $23,890!!!!! Too bad they didn't have that price when I was looking almost 2 years ago.......Just wanted to hook you up if you live close!!!!
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Yeah I've been having some of the same thoughts lately hearing the ridiculous deals on Rubi's. And I kick myself till I hear the news. unless you walked in and make a cash deal it wouldn't matter if they were $15,000 cuz the banks won't make any new loans
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Yes allthough very cautious to debt laiden borrowers, banks are still in the business of making loans. It really is just going back to old school ideals as opposed to credit crazy spending.
The Jeep holds its value better then any other production vehicle on the market, I can't see how you could loose 6k on a deal. I believe the stats are they hold 73% after 5 years!
I would love a Rubicon model, but after spending almost 20k in mods... Lets say..not this year.
The Jeep holds its value better then any other production vehicle on the market, I can't see how you could loose 6k on a deal. I believe the stats are they hold 73% after 5 years!
I would love a Rubicon model, but after spending almost 20k in mods... Lets say..not this year.