Muse to draft a used-Jeep negotiation sheet
AnnaMarie Houlis tested Muse on a used pink 2004 Jeep Wrangler Sahara listed for $24,394 with 42,832 miles. The practical question was how to approach the seller with a price argument, rather than accepting the listing's asking price.
moneywise.com
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Compare this exact used-car listing with relevant current listings. Produce a sourced negotiation worksheet and separate suggested prices from any verified offer.
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- AnnaMarie Houlis
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- Reported result
- A two-page PDF with four vehicle comparisons and proposed offer, target and ceiling figures.
- Human involvement
- The source reports permission limits on contacting the dealer; no completed agreement or purchase is described.
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How the agent did it
- Give Muse the exact vehicle listing.
- Request comparable listings and a negotiation worksheet.
- Review the PDF before any dealer discussion.
AnnaMarie Houlis tested Muse on a used pink 2004 Jeep Wrangler Sahara listed for $24,394 with 42,832 miles. The practical question was how to approach the seller with a price argument, rather than accepting the listing's asking price.
Muse browsed the listing and market comparisons, then produced a two-page PDF. The document compared four newer Wranglers and supplied a negotiation cheat sheet: an opening offer of $19,000, a target around $20,000 to $21,000 and a suggested ceiling of $22,000. Those figures were the agent's research-based suggestions in the author's test. They were not a verified appraisal, an agreed dealer price or money already saved.
Houlis also wanted the agent to contact the dealer and negotiate. Permissions limited that part of the task, so the account stops short of a completed negotiation or purchase. The headline's potential saving should therefore be read as a proposed difference from the asking price, rather than an achieved outcome.
The copyable artifact is the comparison worksheet. Supply the exact listing, ask for comparable vehicles and a documented opening position, then inspect the evidence before speaking to the seller. Here, the agent prepared material for that conversation; it did not establish vehicle condition, obtain a binding offer or complete the sale.
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Source: moneywise.com · AnnaMarie Houlis
Frequently asked questions
Was the proposed saving achieved?
No. The account reports a negotiation worksheet, not an agreed purchase.
What was in the PDF?
Four newer-Wrangler comparisons and proposed opening, target and ceiling prices.
Why did it stop before a deal?
Permissions limited the requested dealer-contact and negotiation step.
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About this account
Muse browsed listings and produced a two-page comparison and negotiation PDF.
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Credit: AnnaMarie Houlis
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Cars.com · PDF
Used cars · Vehicle comparisons · Negotiation worksheet
Editorial completeness: 100/100. Measures documented fields, not agent performance or verified outcomes.