This is my first thread, so I hope this is the right place. I am wanting a 2011 Rubicon Unlimited, manual transmission, dual top, with the MyGig sysyem. Leather is optional for me (if its there I would take it). My company has this Chrysler Affiliates Program that offers a price of 1% below factory invoice. As I recall the sticker for this setup is approximately $36,000 +/-.

Anyone used this, or can give me an idea of what the price would be at 1% below invoice? I appreciate the information.

 

I found the invoice price at autos.aol.com ... built my jeep with all of the options I wanted, got the invoice price, subtracted the 1%.. and I was within $20 of what the dealer showed me when I ordered.

I'm sure there is a better option to find invoice price, but I wasn't able to find it.

BTW $35,045 MSRP Wrangler Unlimited Sahara w/ most options translated to $32,906 invoice.. or $32,577 affiliate pricing.

 

h t t p://www.kbb.com/new-cars

h t t p://www.edmunds.com/jeep/?ps=new

h t t p://autos.msn.com/
All of the above have both retail prices and dealer invoice prices

Mabar

 

roughly 34,200 give or take a few

 

I used this when I bought my JK. IMHO, the advantage of using this program is that it gets you a reasonable price and gets you working with reasonable people (usually the fleet manager) with no hassles. I've traditionally hated buying vehicles because of the experience with the dealers. This made it painless.

You can negotiate further from there if you can find the same Jeep at two different dealers. Good luck.

 

Yes and they have a set of criteria they have to follow. No B.S no shady tack ons. I work for United Technologies and theirs brought my rubi down a couple grand.

Participating Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep® dealers are required to show Affiliate
Rewards Program participants a copy of the vehicle’s factory invoice. Take a
minute to look through it to ensure that the Preferred Price* (PP) has been
properly applied to your purchase or lease agreement. You should be able to
easily identify the Preferred Price on the bottom of the invoice.You’ll find that the Affiliate Rewards Preferred Price — combined with current incentives — gives you a
price that’s up to thousands of dollars below MSRP

 

I have bought 2 using the AR pricing. The first one was when dealers were selling for sticker price only. Two of us were using AR discounts and the salesman said we got the cheapest ones that were sold that day. It does speed up up the process.

 

Used the preferred plan, took arround 3 to 4 k out of the total price tag.
Up here in Canada they have a 1-800 number and a web page. Ask you RH to help you on this.