thedrod

I signed up with Tread Lightly for 3 years for $60. Its a good negotiating starting point.

Sticker on my Jeep was $38,100
No hassle pricing starting point was $35,200

Go to TrueCar.com and build your vehicle. It gives you a good pricing idea.

loader963

Yes I use auto trader and found one called they had used f and f price plus military price and wanted me to finance at a particular bank. So I joined tread lightly and just ordered what I wanted

Riznoy

Rubicon Unlimited, auto trans, Body-color hard top and flares, heated black leather seats. GECKO PEARL GREEN!!

Ordered 4/2/12
First e-mail 4/13/12

I went through Costo's auto program, I think it's the best deal around, they give you the vehicle you want for $500 under invoice, that still wasnt good enough for me, I hassled a little more:

MSRP - $39,100
Invoice- $35,950
What I Paid - $35,125

thedrod

OH MY......that is going to cause blindness in some people!

Riznoy

Just in touch with the dealership, they gave me my VIN, is there a website I can check on the progress or just the phone number?

cowboyjeeper

This thread drives me nuts... why are you guys getting stuff done so much faster LOL. I live in Austin TX and order from a dealer here... so the size of the city/dealer shouldn't be whats slowing things down.

Order 4/1
First and only email 4/13

I called customer service 4/25 and they were able to give me a VIN but still no emails or further progress... the wait is going to kill me. I sold my old Jeep 4/1 and this is the first time in 20 years I've not had a Jeep to drive.

Final price for my JKU Rubi was 33,392.52 +TTL Got her 2% below invoice! When it finally arrives that is.

cowboyjeeper

ht tps://www.jeep.com/vots/vehicle_status.html?firstName=&lastName=&vin_last8 =XXXXXXXX&orderno=XXXXXXXX

Replace the XXXXXXXX with your VIN or VON numbers... you only need one of them.

thedrod

Call 1877-IAMJEEP give them the last 8 of your vin.

arjeeper

Try to call. Although that has been a mixed bag for me, most folks get more up-to-date information by calling.

thedrod

The people at the phone are far more up to date than the website.