How much did you put down? Just curious. As far as what to do now, if you can get out clean, you can always snag a new one at a better price.
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I had a 2022 with payment of 425 sign and drive. 2022 MSRP was lower (about $2k) than 2023 and interest rates are more than double which is why it more difficult to obtain such a low payment. Now you would need a bigger discount to obtain a $400 payment.
Agreed, 2022 4XE leases were much more favorable. 
Poster is trying to beat $580 a month. Looking back at post history, seems like a Sahara too. I think that can be done on a 2023, right now, right?
If youāre in a CARB state absolutely. I got a loaded to the gills Sahara last month to keep, 67k MSRP, rebates lower than vs. this month and payment is only 510. 62 or under at least for me in MA with Mitchās discount youāre under $500.
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Good to see the discounts are out there and low payments on these are still attainable. Part of what I LOVE about my '22 Sahara 4Xe is how loaded up (SOT, Safety Tech, Advanced Safety Tech) it is and how reasonable the payment is ($508 including 6.35% Sales Tax in CT w/ only 1st DAS). Iām going to have to get rid of mine at some point. Iāve driven over 27,000 miles in 15 months. Iām spoiled by the SOT which I know is on the rare side. The Soft Top wouldnāt work for me as I work in a bad neighborhood and park on the street. I know if I had the hard top, that I wouldnāt take the freedom panels off as much and would NEVER take the full roof off.
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Depending on incentives in this area. So yes itās possible.
Hello,
I am currently trying to get my friend out of his Tesla Model 3, and back into a Wrangler. He previously owned a 2016 Sahara and he ended up totaling it.
only req is the 4 door, and minimum hardtop.
If I am looking correctly would it make more sense to get a 4XE and get the 7500 tax credit on the lease, and than after 3//6 months based on the contact buy it out right?
You donāt have to buy it out, but you can. Really depends on what you want long term. Iād say most of us here will never make it to the end of the term or buy it out, weāll drive for a while and then sell it and maybe get another one. But make sure you lease with Chrysler Capital as that preserves your options.
And working with a broker here can help you get a great discount. Where are you located?
Socal area.
He uses it as a daily so miles were a concern.
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Clutch Auto Deals maybe worth hitting up. Or if anyone has recent SoCal experienceā¦ I know there was for GC deals.
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MF isnāt too bad on these right now, so waiting until the end of the term to buy it out is probably not a bad option. Sometimes it makes more sense to buy it out immediately.
Did they do away with the āPremiumā Soft Top option for 24?
I donāt see it on the builder anymore 
the jeep deals out of clutch havenāt been great lately. doubt he could beat anything on the forum at the moment.
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Is Rob still the best bet for a CA order?
They did away with the regular soft top. They all ship with the premium now
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Cheapest in ca yes
For starters they are either hiding the $1,000 regional bonus cash for your zip code in the ādiscountā or they are shorting you on it. The $1,000 private offer if you have that is not listed either. This appears to be a Stellantis Financial Quote based on the money factor. A Chrysler Capital quote would have a lower money factor and also more flexibility down the road when it comes to exiting the lease if needed.
2023 Rubi Hardtop cold weatherā¦67k MSRPā¦ 495/month. 1kdas. Hard to beat
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10% off MSRP AND 15k incentives! Where?
Brokerā¦instock units only. Northeast incentives with affliate and first responder
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