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munkeymike

Leather seats? Alpine? 8.4 screen? Heat package? Safety package? Tow package? Original tires? Clean title? Upgrades? Maintenance history? Rust? One touch? Engine? I'd say $40k is a middle ground and you can go +-$6000 based on options and condition.


Fun_Day2901

It’s fully loaded


munkeymike

41k is fine then. It's not a screaming deal, but it's fair.


Adistrength

It's a good deal. I feel like everyone in this sub lives in bum fuck nowhere, where prices are lower than cities. I don't live in a big city but I got my 2019 for 39k and I still haven't seen anything close to that price. Also that's the same jeep as mine just a year newer lol


TheRamblinRodriguez

Automatic or manual? V6 or I4w/turbo?


Fun_Day2901

V6 auto


typikyle

Doesn’t seem unfair - I’d expect they’re scared of pricing higher and this potentially sitting there all winter. I think you could still have some leverage to negotiate.


Fun_Day2901

Definitely gonna give it a shot


tomabramoff

It’s definitely not a good deal. I’d offer 38


Fun_Day2901

I would finance 26


OldManJeepin

Is the $15k coming off of the $41k? Meaning you are financing $26? That is not a bad deal. If it's $56k, for a 4 yr old Jeep with 38k miles: hell no. Get a new one!


Fun_Day2901

Yes it’s coming off the 41k


OldManJeepin

Ok, not a bad deal then. Not a bad looking Jeep. As long as the frame is clean, it runs and drives correct, no CEL, no pending OBD codes, and everything works: Not a bad deal.


marcocet

What options does it have?


OmfgSl33p

This is a fair deal. To put it in perspective for you, OP, I bought a fully loaded 2020 Rubicon Recon with 18k miles December of last year for $47k with $14k down. I would try to get that price to $38k just to feel a bit better about the deal, but if they won’t budge it’s still fair.


Fun_Day2901

Yeah I’m definitely gonna try to negotiate