Tuttle-Click Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Irvine
New federal tariffs are increasing the cost of imported parts like turbochargers, suspension components, and off-road technologies—key elements in many Jeep models. This means trims with advanced features, such as the Wrangler Rubicon, Grand Cherokee 4xe, and Gladiator Mojave, are most at risk of price spikes.
Industry analysts predict price increases of up to 6–10% on select trims, particularly those with hybrid systems or specialized off-road equipment. But right now, Tuttle-Click CDJR still has in-stock inventory at pre-tariff pricing, including:
Tariffs don’t just affect MSRP—they impact monthly payments, lease residuals, and interest rates as well. That’s why leasing or financing your Jeep now, before pricing changes, could help you save significantly.
Tuttle-Click CDJR offers flexible finance plans and lease specials on qualifying Jeep models. Whether you're looking to finance a Jeep Grand Cherokee L for your family or lease a Wrangler 4xe for weekend adventures, our team is here to make the process simple and affordable. We also offer special programs for first-time buyers, ITIN holders, and small business fleets.
Our Costa Mesa Jeep dealership proudly serves nearby cities including Santa Ana, Newport Beach, Irvine, and Fountain Valley. At Tuttle-Click CDJR, we’re not just focused on the sale—we’re committed to keeping you informed about price trends, financing options, and vehicle availability.
Our staff will walk you through how employee pricing works and help you compare incentives vs. standard offers to find the best deal for your situation.
Timing is everything. If you wait until tariffs are fully in place, you could be paying significantly more for the same vehicle. Buying now ensures access to a wider inventory of in-demand Jeep models at current pricing.
Visit Tuttle-Click Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Costa Mesa today and take advantage of Employee Pricing on Jeep models while it’s still available. Schedule your test drive and lock in your savings before the next wave of increases hits.
