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#117 of 819 nav coupon .. deezledub by cluelesspa Sep 06, 2003 (8:47 am)
hey deexledub in my acura nav system there was no coupon for a free upgrade dvd... so even if you use it figure most other mfg dont give you a free upgrade (at least not Acura)
#118 of 819 Great Vehicle! by secgen Sep 07, 2003 (11:50 pm)
We were looking for a mid-size SUV but all of them were either too pricey or did not have the things that we wanted in the vehicle. Searched the Internet and there it was. The Pacifica. Read the description and went to the dealer the following day. We really liked the vehicle and wanted the fully loaded model. The price was on the high end but I wanted to wait and make a deal after more research. Some dealerships went down as much as $37000 but it would've still cost us around 40,000 out the door.   We told the dealership where we first saw the Pacifica that we would like to buy it around $36000 out the door (Tax and license included). They offered $36700 out the door (Tax and license included) and we took it. It's only been a week but we enjoy the car. Classy, very safe, smooth driving, wide vehicle, NAV is great, DVD is reeping benefits already with my kid, and the memory system for seats and radio is cool. Stuff you get if you bought a Luxury car.   This was the fully loaded model AWD (MSRP 40670)(Dealer mark-up $2989 or Asking price $43659). The only thing missing is the Extra bright headlamps. The color that we wanted did not come with it. That feature was at the bottom of our must have list anyways.
#119 of 819 To secgen - Welcome to Town Hall... by revka Sep 08, 2003 (3:48 am)
and congratulations on your new Pacifica! You may also want to check out our main Chysler Pacifica discussion, where you can share notes with other owners and shoppers. We look forward to hearing about your ownership experience. Happy motoring!   Revka Host Hatchbacks & Wagons Boards
#120 of 819 Schenfeldt in Charlotte by avg8tor Sep 10, 2003 (9:24 am)
Do you mind telling me who you worked with there at Keffer. Getting tired of dealing with the guys here in Fayetteville. I hate buying a car in a "military" town.
#121 of 819 Post 120 by revka Sep 10, 2003 (11:03 am)
To avg8tor and schenfeldt - As mentioned above, individual sales peoples names cannot be mentioned here. Sorry this is just one of our rules. You are of course free to discuss these kinds of details via email. You may also want to reset your user profile options so your email address is public. It's private by default.   Feel free to email me if you have any questions/comments about our policies. Please do not address this with me here. Thanks.   And let's get back to the subject of Chrysler Pacifica: Prices Paid & Buying Experience!   Revka
#122 of 819 My new Pacifica by sailme2 Sep 15, 2003 (4:54 pm)
I answered my own questions about the demonstrator program. For those with the same questions here is what I found out. The demonstrator program started roughly two months ago. Dealers were able to discount designated demos $3,000 below invoice with Chrysler bearing the discount. Most of these cars have been sold, however by calling dealers you can still find some, mostly the loaded ones. I purchased a silver Pacifica, MSRP $38,975 for $31,943 or $6,852 under MSRP. It was discounted an extra $1,000 because it was a true demonstrator with 3,200 miles on it. My son and I drove it to a Miami Dolphin game and he told me that he didn't see why people wanted more power. We were doing 85 mph and it was rock solid. Incidentally my son is a deputy sheriff and is used to fast cars. He was so impressed that the following week he also bought one. A beautiful Butane Blue, MSRP $40,510 costing him $34,453, $6,057 below MSRP. He didn't get the $1,000 off because his demo only had 124 miles on it. The demos are still out there and are worth the search!!!
#123 of 819 What is the waiting time on orders? by njscouter Sep 24, 2003 (1:16 pm)
I was just wondering what the wait time has been for those who ordered one instead of buying from the lot?
#124 of 819 Painfully negotiating to close on an AWD Pacifica by msasarman Sep 30, 2003 (5:34 am)
The last time I bought a car was in 1992 from Ford. This time I am negotiating with Chrysler, and I am getting the distinct impression that these guys are the Big Three's poor cousin.   - No loaners when you bring the car in for service, the 3 yr bumber to bumber warranty does not cover most regular maintenance, and despite what your read, there are not a lot of Pacificas sitting in dealer lots. Add to that sorry looking dealerships with service bays that remind me of the Fonz from the "Happy Days".   I am trying to buy a fully loaded AWD with black exterior and light leather interior - up to now it has been impossible to find one.   And I thought everyone said that (a) Chrysler is upping their brand into the lux area with new entries and (b) the Pacifica is not selling well ...   I even had one dealer tell me that Pacificas are selling like hot cakes and to get mine I might have to pay over MSRP and get a three month waiting list.   In my opinion, Daymler is treating Chrysler as the poor cousin in the family, and not investing heavily in the brand. I certainly have not seen any difference in Chrysler since the merger.   So what gives ?
#125 of 819 msaraman by imidazol97 Sep 30, 2003 (7:03 am)
OVer MSRP!!! Waiting list? LOL...   Friend just bought at $3500 under MSRP on FWD. Could have had better discount on higher-priced AWD.   Just find a dealer who wants to deal on what they have on their lot and tell them when they come up with a Black/Light interior like you want, "CALL ME."   My friend had the salesman treating him very well. They had to get the car from a remote dealer by purchase rather than trading. Still discounted.    I think I've seen one like you want at local dealer when looking to help friend in city 50 miles away. So it shouldn't be too hard to find for them. Escecially since you want AWD; but most of them are loaded with extras.
#126 of 819 msasarman re: loaner by ms_mayor Sep 30, 2003 (7:20 am)
You may be mistaken on the loaner.   In mid June, per a letter I have, Chrysler offered free loaners for the first 3yrs/36K miles to all Pacifica and Crossfire purchasers and lessee's. About a week later, I received the 'official' Service Contract that provides evidence of coverage.   According to the contract, I'm entitled to a loaner for any mechanical or maintenance service.   You might want to ask about it.

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