Stressed about Jeep purchase I made... advice very much appreciated
#11
Is there anything you could do to your jeep that would make it more personal to you or give you more of an attachment
Realistically wranglers have the highest resale value so regardless you probably didn't take as big of a hit as you think
Downgrading to the older JK is like downgrading from a supermodel to a crack whore. Lol okay maybe not that dramatic
Realistically wranglers have the highest resale value so regardless you probably didn't take as big of a hit as you think
Downgrading to the older JK is like downgrading from a supermodel to a crack whore. Lol okay maybe not that dramatic
#12
Is there anything you could do to your jeep that would make it more personal to you or give you more of an attachment
Realistically wranglers have the highest resale value so regardless you probably didn't take as big of a hit as you think
Downgrading to the older JK is like downgrading from a supermodel to a crack whore. Lol okay maybe not that dramatic
Realistically wranglers have the highest resale value so regardless you probably didn't take as big of a hit as you think
Downgrading to the older JK is like downgrading from a supermodel to a crack whore. Lol okay maybe not that dramatic
#13
go to kbb.com. you'll be surprised how much your Jeep is worth today.
Mine is practically worth what i paid for it 3 years ago. One of the best financial decisions of my life.
Mine is practically worth what i paid for it 3 years ago. One of the best financial decisions of my life.
#14
I got 1.7% and still think it's a bit high!!!!
Also, Im about to trade in my 2013 Sport. I owe on it 24,000 and dealership offered me 27,000 for trade in and said I can take all of my aftermarket parts.
#15
JK Jedi Master
Sure. Cheaper ones don't last as long. Cost me nearly $500 for two eight year warranty Diehards last year, and that was with military discount. I figure $200 is a bargain for a good battery that will last more than 3-4 years.
Last edited by Mark Doiron; 08-17-2014 at 02:40 PM.
#17
JK Junkie
I don't buy into all that diehard and yellow top stuff. All of my cheaper ones have lasted just as long or not longer. Now for you I can maybe see the higher dollar stuff. You have like tons of lights and other electrical stuff don't you.
#18
JK Junkie
#19
Yeah, don't ever let your credit score drop under 600....
#20
JK Junkie
Here's what I'd do: Shop for what it would cost to get something different, say a low miles grandpa driven 2007-2009, then figure out what you can sell the '14 for. Once you have the numbers, you'll probably feel good about going one way or the other.