Vehicle: 2024 Jeep Wrangler 4xe Sport S (29U Option)
Region: FL
Lease Term: 24m/10K miles
MSRP: $58,370
Dealer Discount (before rebates): 10% + 1% Tread Lightly! affiliate code
Price after dealer discount: $51,870
Rebates: $11,500
National Lease Bonus Cash $2,500
National Jeep Celebration Event Bonus Cash $500
SFS Hybrid/Electric Federal Tax Credit $7,500
Jeep Brand Site Private Offer TDM $1,000
Monthly Payment: $287 + FL tax
DAS: $0
A small note: RateFinder showed an Acquisition Fee of $495, while the dealer and SFS confirmed it is $995.
Huge thanks to the community for making this deal possible.
This was a 100% online interaction, picking up the car next week.
This is the replacement 4xe for my teenage daughter, who is now officially a GATOR (UF) starting this Fall.
I personally hate the previous one (2022 loaded Wrangler Rubicon 4xe) as it had 4 recalls, 1 death wobble, and it’s practically undrivable on highways with speeds > 65MPH.
But on the other side:
it’s great for teenagers
we had a lot of fun driving the Blue Ridge Parkway during the summer times with the roof off
Hi there—really impressed by your $287/mo ($0 DAS) 2024 Wrangler 4xe Sport S deal you posted (24/10K in Florida). I’m trying to replicate that structure (10%+ pre‑incentive + Affiliate + stacked rebates) on a soft‑top Sport S.
If you’re comfortable sharing:
• Dealer (or city)
• Whether Affiliate (Tread Lightly) was applied cleanly
• Any add‑ons you had to decline / acquisition fee they used
• Money factor & residual they wrote on the final contract
Happy to keep the store name private if you’d prefer— even a ZIP + confirmation of the discount path helps. Totally understand if you can’t share. Thanks either way, and congrats on a great sign‑and‑drive result.
Hey. Sorry just seeing this now.
No reason to share the dealership as that was one of their last 4xe, and I just checked their website -they don’t have any 4xe in stock.
Tread Lightly affiliate code was accepted with no issues. Yet, during my search, a couple of local FL dealers were playing stupid and were telling me that the maximum discount is already provided so they can’t apply anything else to lower the price (which is a lie).
They did not have any addons, but again, during my search, a lot of dealerships were including their $1500+ crappy add-ons, which was making even 11% dealer discount not competitive. I personally found that if a dealership has those mandatory add-ons, it will be a waste of time to negotiate with them, and I was simply moving on to the next one.
MF and RV were what they were for my mileage at the time of my search. They might be different now as programs change all the time. Those numbers were exactly what LH Rate Finder was returning me - it is available with the LH Supper Supporter subscription for a small monthly fee which is totally worth the price if you are in the market for a new hack
