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#13 of 181 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan STX by krash24 Jun 20, 2004 (10:01 pm)
We just bought a 2005 SXT with a Power Liftgate as the only option (The base STX is loaded with options, such as 3-zone A/C, roof rack, 2 power side doors, keyless entry, garage door opener, 2 row Stow-n-go, and much more). The window sticker has a base of $26,315 plus $400 for the power liftgate and $680 for destination for a total of $27,395 on the sticker. Edmunds says the sticker should be $27,585, I'm not sure why there is a difference. We negotiated to $25,132. There is a $1000 cash rebate, a $1000 trade-in rebate (we did have a trade), and a $1000 rebate if you finance with Chrysler Financial for a total of $3000 in rebates. Edmunds says my trade is worth about $1700 and they gave me $1750. That brought us to $20,382. Add in $1457.01 for taxes, a $53.52 Document Fee, and $80 for title and transfer, and we financed $21972.53 total with no cash out of pocket. We haven't had it a week yet, but we love it. We couldn't find an SE with the options we required (3-zone a/c, roof rack, and 2nd row bucket seats) that didn't have more options that brought it near the SXT price range. And the SE's don't have stow&go (unless you get the SE PLUS which is an expensive option). So, for us, the SXT was the way to go, and we love the power liftgate (even though we didn't need/want it).
#14 of 181 05 Grand Caravan SXT by scotttique Jun 30, 2004 (7:16 am)
I just purchased and 05 GC SXT with the following options: Linen Gold Paint, Premium Group, Center Console, Entertainment System, 6 disc cd/dvd. I did not get the leather as we were dissapointed in the quality of the leather and prefered the cloth. The MSRP was 30,645. Invoice was $28,480 (incl "advertising" for MD) We paid 27,800 plus an additional $3000 in rebates. (1000 cash back, 1000 financing through Chrysler cash back, 1000 cash back for trade). I "traded" in a worthless shell of an old pickup truck that our company had for which they gave me $1 to get the $1000 trade rebate. Total Price paid before Title, Tax, and Tag was 24,800. It definitely pays to shop around and be willing to walk out. I had 9 dealers tell me that it was impossible to sell me the vehicle for that price since it was well below invoice. I also didn't find out about the trade "rebate" until another dealer revealed it to me. No wonder all the dealers were pushing me for a trade because they could make that 1000 instead of me if I didn't ask for it. It's a beautiful car (as far as minivans go) and we are excited about it.
#15 of 181 rebates by pompedo Jul 07, 2004 (1:50 pm)
I see you mentioned 3 rebates, cash , financing and trade-in. Are they still offering all 3? Need a new van this month and am looking at a DGC SE - Any thoughts? Thanks
#16 of 181 Incentives seem to be working by steve_ HOST Jul 07, 2004 (2:11 pm)
"Meanwhile, minivans have gained the most market share, climbing from 6.8 percent to 7.7 percent, while their average incentives decreased from $2,807 to $2,678."   NBC4 TV   Here's our Incentives and Rebates link.   Steve, Host
#17 of 181 2004 GRand Caravan or T & C by andrelaplume Jul 18, 2004 (9:04 pm)
what is a good price for a left over 04 model. Likely the Sport model Dodge which appears popular and I don't see any options I'd add.
#18 of 181 Town & Country Touring - Orlando by hospsafe Jul 21, 2004 (6:19 pm)
Last weekend the wife wanted to test drive a Pacifica and a Town & Country. (Central Florida Chrysler, Jeep Dodge) Not enough room in the Pacifica. Also had looked at the Quest. Found the one we wanted but explained to the salesman that we couldn't buy that day because the vehicle had to go through the business. However, I did mention that I wanted a proposal that I could take to my boss in the morning. He wanted me to sign a statement saying" that if "we agreed on a price today, I would buy the car." I refused and explained to him and two other individuals why I couldn't sign it. Finally, the 3rd salesman understood my situation and gave me some numbers that were workable. The sticker on the car was $33,130. This included the DVD, leather, power everything. They gave me $2000 off plus a check for over $2400 to get me out of my current lease on a Beetle. They were offering $5000 off on all T&C's. Walked out the following morning with a lease payment of $550 including tax for 36 months. I think it was a fair deal. Edmunds said $515 without the $2400 check. However, I will tell that the dealership did not like it when I brought out the Finance Page from Edmunds. The second salesman I talked to on Sunday was very agitated and tried to dispute every number on it. He couldn't. Finally it got to the point where he said that Edmunds is a consumer web site and mumbled something under his breath. I said, yes it is and what's wrong with that? There was no response. This was the first time, certainly not the last time, I have used Edmunds. Thank you Edmunds. The look on the one salesman face was worth all of the research. Thank you Central Florida Chrysler Jeep Dodge for a wonderful car.
#19 of 181 TMVictory Buy on Grand Caravan - Autoway by dwade Jul 30, 2004 (8:44 am)
Details on the transaction to follow but first the buyer profile. Gone are the days where I need to barter the $9 bucks for valve stems on the sticker. Being middle aged with kids and employed I dont have the need to pound a car dealer, yet, I did use an Edmunds TMV to get to my target. Here it is.... 7/29/04 transaction - Autoway Dodge Clearwater , Florida. 2005 Grand Caravan SXT Base $26505 add Leather Pkg $2930 add rear DVD video $1150 add 6 disc DVD/CD $555 add destination $680 Total MSRP $31820   Deal Deduct Discount $2380 MFG Rebate $1000 Financing Rebate $1000 Trade (95 Montero) $2500   Net before TTT $24940 Out The Door $27300   My target was $27000 OTD, they stayed at $28300 for about 20 minutes, then added 500 on trade in value, and we decided to finance $5000 of the Van to get the $1000 Financing Rebate, after 6 months I can pay it off with a Home Equity Line which is how we paid the balance. Dealer basically gave me the options for free and increased my trade by $1000....the trade wont make them money. They had a $500 Dealer handling Fee, which I balked then ok'd. It was smooth, I got more options than I wanted and still stayed on target. The salesman actually thanked me for having my Edmunds TMV with a target for this exact vehicle. Moral of the story is, these guys will treat you better if you have made up your mind on style, color and options and ask them to pull from Inventory prior to the deal. Research dealer inventory on the WWW prior to contact. If they dont have it start somewhere else. They hate waisting time just like us. We were off the lot in less than 2 hours start to finish. Good luck.
#20 of 181 price paid 2005 SXT by swfeature Aug 02, 2004 (7:14 am)
I had promised to post my price paid in an earlier posting in satisfaction category - so here it is. This car was purchased 6/28/04.   2005 Dodge GC SXT (stow & go) with split rear seats, dual auto side doors and electronic lift gate:   Vehicle price; $25,640.00 Cash price - $27,808.08 (with NYC 8.5% tax) Rebate - $ 2,300.00   Total paid - $25, 508.08   I had no trade in. Rebate for June was $1300. I financed for 36 months 3.9% to get $1000 off. It was slightly cheaper than the 0% financing without the $1000 cash back. I like the van. Hope this info helps others do better than I did!
#22 of 181 Coworker Just Bought 2005 GC by badgerfan Aug 03, 2004 (8:53 am)
I haven't got into details with him as he went on vacation just after buying it, but a coworker of mine just bought a 2005 GC with Stow and Go seating and paid less than $20K (no trade in). I assume this is the price before tax title and license transfer. This sure sounds like a good deal, even assuming it is an SE Plus with no additional options, which has an MSRP of $25180. Replies to this message: jvcn (Aug 20, 2004 6:31 pm)

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