2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk (V8) Numbers direct from the quote: MSRP/Retail: $53,825 Selling Price: $49,100 Rebates: $5,500 Government Fee: $279 Proc/Doc Fee: $399 Adjusted Cap Cost: $44,607.54 Paid by Customer: $550.00 36m/12K - $550.66 / Month MF - 0.00043 I’ve been back and fou…

Doesn’t seem like there is any dealer discount that’s a no no.

Sorry, I just left the formatting like it was from the dealer. The MSRP versus the Selling Price would be the discount the dealership is giving on this deal. Then rebates were applied.

Based on selling price vs. MSRP you are getting about 8% off before rebates. You should shoot for 10% or more towards the end of the month especially this is a 2019 and 2020 are on the lots now. But this also depends on what state/region you are in…some are more competitive than others but for any…

Thanks for the feedback, I agree with you. That was my target, ultimately my last offer to the dealership was 11% off MSRP but they are holding very firm on the 8.77 (ish) percent off. Original offer was in the $590/month area. They tacked on some additional rebates but really only increased the …

Just wait 2 more weeks till the end of the month and they will be more willing to do 10% off. That’s how I got my 2019 JGC High Altitude on the last day of the month. Was just going back and forth with multiple dealers during the month.

For LH score 8.2, I will wait and see.

One way to get the price down is to lose the hemi. Unless you need for towing purposes it’s not really worth it. I had it on my 2016 and just got a 2019 with the V6.

Not super helpful, but I was trying to lease a limited for $349/m ($0 down, taxes fees rolled into lease) and the dealer could ONLY make these number works with a trailhawk Cherokee. It was the 3.2L v6 for $349 36/10.

That’s a fantastic thought as well, appreciate it!

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Sounds good! Will sit on it and wait and see.