Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
#51
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Re: Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
They're sure wheelin' and dealin' down here on the Hemi's a friend
got one six grand under the sticker for a total twenty six including tax
and license out the door. There's not one thing I can think of missing
from this four door, four wheel drive Ram, with twenty inch wheels:
http://members.aol.com/FranAngRenteria/frankRam.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
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Lon wrote:
>
> ...and prepare for worse to come. Dunno about all areas, but here
> in one of the worst job market areas in the dot.compost days, the
> vehicles aren't gathering nearly as much dust on the dealer lots as
> they were even just a few months ago. And definitely not as long as
> just a year ago by a long shot. Local dealer is already warning that
> Hemi equipped Grand Cherokees may be in short supply, as a coupla
> other models are already taking up pretty much the full production
> run of hemi's.
got one six grand under the sticker for a total twenty six including tax
and license out the door. There's not one thing I can think of missing
from this four door, four wheel drive Ram, with twenty inch wheels:
http://members.aol.com/FranAngRenteria/frankRam.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Lon wrote:
>
> ...and prepare for worse to come. Dunno about all areas, but here
> in one of the worst job market areas in the dot.compost days, the
> vehicles aren't gathering nearly as much dust on the dealer lots as
> they were even just a few months ago. And definitely not as long as
> just a year ago by a long shot. Local dealer is already warning that
> Hemi equipped Grand Cherokees may be in short supply, as a coupla
> other models are already taking up pretty much the full production
> run of hemi's.
#52
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Re: Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
They're sure wheelin' and dealin' down here on the Hemi's a friend
got one six grand under the sticker for a total twenty six including tax
and license out the door. There's not one thing I can think of missing
from this four door, four wheel drive Ram, with twenty inch wheels:
http://members.aol.com/FranAngRenteria/frankRam.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Lon wrote:
>
> ...and prepare for worse to come. Dunno about all areas, but here
> in one of the worst job market areas in the dot.compost days, the
> vehicles aren't gathering nearly as much dust on the dealer lots as
> they were even just a few months ago. And definitely not as long as
> just a year ago by a long shot. Local dealer is already warning that
> Hemi equipped Grand Cherokees may be in short supply, as a coupla
> other models are already taking up pretty much the full production
> run of hemi's.
got one six grand under the sticker for a total twenty six including tax
and license out the door. There's not one thing I can think of missing
from this four door, four wheel drive Ram, with twenty inch wheels:
http://members.aol.com/FranAngRenteria/frankRam.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Lon wrote:
>
> ...and prepare for worse to come. Dunno about all areas, but here
> in one of the worst job market areas in the dot.compost days, the
> vehicles aren't gathering nearly as much dust on the dealer lots as
> they were even just a few months ago. And definitely not as long as
> just a year ago by a long shot. Local dealer is already warning that
> Hemi equipped Grand Cherokees may be in short supply, as a coupla
> other models are already taking up pretty much the full production
> run of hemi's.
#53
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Re: Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
They're sure wheelin' and dealin' down here on the Hemi's a friend
got one six grand under the sticker for a total twenty six including tax
and license out the door. There's not one thing I can think of missing
from this four door, four wheel drive Ram, with twenty inch wheels:
http://members.aol.com/FranAngRenteria/frankRam.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Lon wrote:
>
> ...and prepare for worse to come. Dunno about all areas, but here
> in one of the worst job market areas in the dot.compost days, the
> vehicles aren't gathering nearly as much dust on the dealer lots as
> they were even just a few months ago. And definitely not as long as
> just a year ago by a long shot. Local dealer is already warning that
> Hemi equipped Grand Cherokees may be in short supply, as a coupla
> other models are already taking up pretty much the full production
> run of hemi's.
got one six grand under the sticker for a total twenty six including tax
and license out the door. There's not one thing I can think of missing
from this four door, four wheel drive Ram, with twenty inch wheels:
http://members.aol.com/FranAngRenteria/frankRam.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Lon wrote:
>
> ...and prepare for worse to come. Dunno about all areas, but here
> in one of the worst job market areas in the dot.compost days, the
> vehicles aren't gathering nearly as much dust on the dealer lots as
> they were even just a few months ago. And definitely not as long as
> just a year ago by a long shot. Local dealer is already warning that
> Hemi equipped Grand Cherokees may be in short supply, as a coupla
> other models are already taking up pretty much the full production
> run of hemi's.
#54
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Re: Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
> Sure I like the wrangler better, but it seems like DC is screwing us badly
with the price. Am I missing something here?>
No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon be
joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes out.
At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
become collectors.
with the price. Am I missing something here?>
No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon be
joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes out.
At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
become collectors.
#55
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
> Sure I like the wrangler better, but it seems like DC is screwing us badly
with the price. Am I missing something here?>
No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon be
joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes out.
At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
become collectors.
with the price. Am I missing something here?>
No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon be
joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes out.
At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
become collectors.
#56
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
> Sure I like the wrangler better, but it seems like DC is screwing us badly
with the price. Am I missing something here?>
No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon be
joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes out.
At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
become collectors.
with the price. Am I missing something here?>
No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon be
joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes out.
At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
become collectors.
#57
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
> Sure I like the wrangler better, but it seems like DC is screwing us badly
with the price. Am I missing something here?>
No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon be
joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes out.
At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
become collectors.
with the price. Am I missing something here?>
No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon be
joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes out.
At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
become collectors.
#58
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Re: Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
A better way of stating the original question would be "Why do Wranglers
cost so much more compared to EVERYTHING?"
TJs have to be an extreme money-maker for Dumler.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:cbc01n12dt9@enews2.newsguy.com...
> > Sure I like the wrangler better, but it seems like DC is screwing us
badly
> with the price. Am I missing something here?>
>
> No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
> TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
> virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
>
> Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon
be
> joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
> suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
> rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes
out.
> At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
> soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
> become collectors.
>
>
cost so much more compared to EVERYTHING?"
TJs have to be an extreme money-maker for Dumler.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:cbc01n12dt9@enews2.newsguy.com...
> > Sure I like the wrangler better, but it seems like DC is screwing us
badly
> with the price. Am I missing something here?>
>
> No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
> TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
> virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
>
> Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon
be
> joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
> suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
> rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes
out.
> At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
> soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
> become collectors.
>
>
#59
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Posts: n/a
Re: Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
A better way of stating the original question would be "Why do Wranglers
cost so much more compared to EVERYTHING?"
TJs have to be an extreme money-maker for Dumler.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:cbc01n12dt9@enews2.newsguy.com...
> > Sure I like the wrangler better, but it seems like DC is screwing us
badly
> with the price. Am I missing something here?>
>
> No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
> TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
> virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
>
> Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon
be
> joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
> suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
> rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes
out.
> At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
> soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
> become collectors.
>
>
cost so much more compared to EVERYTHING?"
TJs have to be an extreme money-maker for Dumler.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:cbc01n12dt9@enews2.newsguy.com...
> > Sure I like the wrangler better, but it seems like DC is screwing us
badly
> with the price. Am I missing something here?>
>
> No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
> TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
> virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
>
> Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon
be
> joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
> suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
> rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes
out.
> At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
> soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
> become collectors.
>
>
#60
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Why do Wranglers cost so much (compared to liberty)
A better way of stating the original question would be "Why do Wranglers
cost so much more compared to EVERYTHING?"
TJs have to be an extreme money-maker for Dumler.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:cbc01n12dt9@enews2.newsguy.com...
> > Sure I like the wrangler better, but it seems like DC is screwing us
badly
> with the price. Am I missing something here?>
>
> No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
> TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
> virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
>
> Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon
be
> joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
> suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
> rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes
out.
> At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
> soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
> become collectors.
>
>
cost so much more compared to EVERYTHING?"
TJs have to be an extreme money-maker for Dumler.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:cbc01n12dt9@enews2.newsguy.com...
> > Sure I like the wrangler better, but it seems like DC is screwing us
badly
> with the price. Am I missing something here?>
>
> No, it seems you've fairly well nailed it! Look, With the exception of the
> TJ and it's variants, DC in general has a bunch of cars & trucks that are
> virtually sales proof without throwing incentives at them.
>
> Liberty is generally considered a cruel joke among Jeepers and will soon
be
> joined by the 2005 Grand Cherokee when it gets its new independent front
> suspension. TJ at that point will be the only Jeep with live axles front &
> rear, and thre's a good chance that will disappear whren the '06 comes
out.
> At that point the Jeep brand will become just another poser among the
> soccer-mom-mobile SUV crowd, and all of us with older "real" Jeeps will
> become collectors.
>
>