I am looking at a 2014 Overland V6, with Tech and Blu-ray (Build 6/14) that is a dealer demo with ~5300 miles on it. I usually would not want a demo, but if the price is right, it could be worth it.
The dealer is advising that the car will come with an additional 1 year Chrysler warranty to make the bumper to bumper portion 4yr/50 instead of 3/36.
In addition to the warranty extension, I am trying to judge what additional discount (on top of the 5.5% under invoice + $2500 incentive) I should target given the 5300 miles being on the car? This is essentially a used car.
Any thoughts?
The dealer is advising that the car will come with an additional 1 year Chrysler warranty to make the bumper to bumper portion 4yr/50 instead of 3/36.
In addition to the warranty extension, I am trying to judge what additional discount (on top of the 5.5% under invoice + $2500 incentive) I should target given the 5300 miles being on the car? This is essentially a used car.
Any thoughts?