If you read the JT forum it’s basically been proven that the Tyger T1/T3 advertised for Gladiator have identical parts to the one advertised for Colorado/Canyon yet are marked up at least 20$$ because I guess Jeep owners…
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That’s not surprising, maybe I’ll look into that one instead.
So you pulled it off. Congrats. And on an S, to boot. Really nice deal.
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Lol I warned ya
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Yeah, but it actually put a smile on my face having to actually drive something instead of just sitting there, it was fun!
Try to take side streets to your local state park if possible 
Driving around town with the doors and top off will be worth it.
Congrats on finally pulling the trigger.
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I didn’t do anything too crazy since we were by ourselves and I’m not looking to pay US Bank anymore than I have to, but this definitely made the past month or so worth it!
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Nice deal. Enjoy it. Every dealer I have emailed in Pennsylvania are giving me numbers on the other side of $400 just for the base Sport model. 15k miles a year but still. Don’t like them that much. About given up at this point. Started looking at the Willys 
Enjoy!!
If you switch your focus to the Sport S you might be surprised just because there are so many more of them around, and the programs aren’t that much worse than the Sport. The additional $1500 incentive I had really helped make this possible too.
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Sign up for the Jeep email list on line and true car.
One of these things got me a $500 bonus cash email. I just don’t know which one.
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Congrats on finally closing this deal. Your gladiator looks great in white!
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Thanks, I tried really hard to get a Pumpkin but I couldn’t get it for the same price. My son saw it at the Philly auto show and really liked it like that. He’s digging the white one though!
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Anyone able to replicate this deal in Southern California?
I believe @Seby12 beat this deal by LH Score at the very least, on a higher optioned Sport S too. He was in Northern California though.
Man, these are so cheap right now… so tempting if they weren’t so ugly without a lift and tires. Unfortunately the best looking gladiators have 40s and a large lift… quite expensive for that 
I’m not seeing the deals in SoCal…
$415 plus tax@42 months/10k miles a year,with just $1500 start up fees.On approved credit.
You need the details though. Which bank? Residual? Money factor? What’s the MSRP and selling price? What rebates are they using? I believe it’s still $2,000 in lease cash, but you may qualify for additional rebates. Truecar can get you an additional $500 minimum, and I was able to get an additional $1,500 instead thanks to an offer I received in the mail from Jeep. My deal took well over a month to get, so you need to reach out to multiple dealers and be patient.
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So much of the time that is the case. After getting a couple of my sweetheart deals the last time around, even I thought it wasn’t worth the effort 
. I lost track of the number of hours spent, but found it fortunate that I found my time of no value, LOL
A little bit of searching turns up 2 or 3 brokers/dealers advertising socal gladiators on this forum.
Here is the best deal: 2020 Socal Jeep Wrangler/Gladiator Blowouts (April)
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