2018 Range Rover Sport V8 Supercharged Dynamic $95k MSRP 1233+Tax 0 Down (1st Payment, TTLR, Acq. Fee DAS)

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Not a “Hackr” deal, but a great deal for someone in the market for a Range Rover nonetheless. Car is Gray on Vintage Tan/Ebony with Style 5007 21" Wheels. Text Gor at (424) 278-8216

Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2018 Range Rover Sport Supercharged Dynamic
MSRP: $ 95351
Selling Price: $ 91335 (Wow, not paying MSRP for a Range Rover! :joy:)
Monthly Payment: $ 1233+Tax
Drive-Off Amount: $ 3290 (1st Payment, TTLR, Acq. Fee)
Months: 39
Annual Mileage: 10k
MF: .00115 (And they aren’t marking up the Money Factor??? :joy:)
Residual: 52%
Available Incentives: None
Region: SoCal Only

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RRs are beautiful, but it’s almost impossible to be at 1% on them. Also, it amazes me that on a 95k vehicle, that the discount is only $4k?

Wouldn’t it make more sense to wait until Dec/Jan when JLR throws some incentives to help move the 18s?

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:joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy:

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They don’t discount them because most people that buy them happily pay MSRP or over MSRP. Wouldn’t count on getting a better deal in Dec/Jan either, inventory will just be a lot lighter. Sweet spot is end of March when their fiscal year ends, they tend to get desperate then.

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Good to know. Thanks for the heads up. It’s too bad that you’re not near the dc metro area, as I’m thinking of moving to a RR when my X5 lease is over (Feb 2020).

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Disagree, RR are a dime a dozen these days, u can get discounts

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You definitely can get a discount. I’m saying that most people don’t, or if they are shown a discount the dealerships tend to make it back up on the money factor.

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Text me around that time I’ll do what I can to help

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@legendsauto Thanks, definitely will do.

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@legendsauto - I’m looking to pick up a full size Range Rover V8 in November - are you able to help, and what does pricing look like on that?

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PM’d you @volklgear