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Replying to: rmbalisa (Sep 25, 2008 5:18 pm) So, I tried the www.chrysleraffiliates.com web site where I was able to get to the employee pricing with my affiliate number last week. but today however, using the affiliate number, they only give me the affiliate price, they won't let me see the employee price, even though affiliates can buy the cars for employee prices until Sept 30. So... can somebody who can get into the employee pricing website do me a big favor? Please Please!!!!! Would you put in zip code 32819 and tell me the employee price of a Chrysler 300C. The price that is showing up for the affiliates is MSRP 36,215 and the Affiliates price is 29,994. I really appreciate it. This will be a car for my husband. ------------------------------------- on another note ------------------------------------------------- I bought a 2008 T&C Touring last week, love it, the MSRP was 35,595, and with the advice I got here
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Replying to: bocababe2 (Sep 29, 2008 10:35 am) this
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Replying to: rmbalisa (Sep 29, 2008 10:44 am) They aren't showing the inventory anymore like they did last week. Do you have any idea why? |
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Well I am a holdout hoping that incentives will continue into October. In light of the recent economic uncertainty I am figuring a good deal can be had during the final qtr of 2008. Currently have an TC 2005 touring with 32k, car runs fine no issues to speak of. However, if I can save 10k on a new one I look at it as an opportunity that rarely comes around. Does anyone know if the incentives were carried over or what the sales numbers were for Sept ? I think if they are still sitting on lots of 08's, the deals could get even sweeter. Thoughts and comments welcome....... Thanks
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Last month the rebates in Tri state were $3k cash and $2K Fiance for a total of $5k, we took the gamble they would increase for october and now it looks like Chrysler's website actually shows a $500 decrease ($4,500 cash, no finance)? Do you think they will increase over the Columbus day weekend, or the second half of the month? ???? Don't see how Chrysler would increase prices when the vans are not moving off the lots...
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A reporter is looking to interview owners of a 2007 or 2008 minivan, SUV or crossover that is loaded with two or more high-tech features such as a navigation system, DVD player, heated mirrors, parking sensors, rear view cameras, iPod connectivity, radio data system, Bluetooth, satellite radio, tire pressure monitoring, universal garage door opener, Sync, etc. Please respond to jfallon |
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Replying to: mv08 (Oct 02, 2008 7:13 am) |
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Picked up my new Grand Caravan, Friday last week. (9/26) (Yes, I know this is the T&C price forum but I'm posting here too because it seems to be more active on pricing, deals, CDI's, supplier discounts etc.) Everything has been great so far. It is missing 1 option that I wanted (power 3rd row seat) Here's the deal that I got: 2008 Grand Caravan SXT Base price $ 27,140 Light Sandstone Metallic Paint $ 150 Customer Preferred Package 28M $ 3,785 Swivel'n Go Seating Group $ 495 Trailer Tow Prep Group $ 600 Premium Interior Group 1 $ 370 Dual Screen DVD Entertainment System $ 1,525 2nd-Row Bucket Seats with Child Boosters $ 225 4.0-Liter V6 SOHC Engine $ 630 SIRIUS BackSeat TV $ 495 DESTINATION CHARGE $ 770 MSRP $ 36,185 My deal: Employee Price $ 31,935 Program Fee $ 200 Go 1193 miles to pick it up fee $ 1,130 Dealer "Customer Service" fee $ 149 Trade in $ - 2,000 $ 31,414 TAX -- 7% $ 2,198.98 Total $ 33,612.98 Dodge Midwest Rebate $ - 3,000 Chrysler Financial Rebate $ - 2,000 OTD $ 28,612.98 I also got 3.9% for 60 months through Chrysler Financial. I bought it out of my state so, Title and Transfer were additional and I paid 3/4% higher tax. Obviously, if I could have found one closer and in my state it would have been cheaper. (around $1,436.23 Also looks like I bought at the right time. Dodge Midwest Rebate went up $500 (to $3,500) but, Chrysler Financial rebate is gone and 60 months is 5.9% now. (According to the Doge website.)
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Replying to: boesman1 (Oct 03, 2008 8:30 am) The $2000 rebate for using Chrysler Financial is gone and available CF interest rates went up on 10/1. I think all this can be related to tight credit markets. I just hope (for my job) that it's not directly related to the viability of Chrysler. One good thing is that Employee Discount (CDI) still applies to Supplier numbers for September.
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Replying to: peavs (Oct 04, 2008 7:16 pm) I am also thinking something good may happen for us who have bought the Chrysler or Dodge minivans with the lifetime bumper to bumper warranty. Maybe the resale price will now be better because we are going to be able to afford to maintain our minivans and fix everything that breaks immediately. A friend of mine just leased a 2009 VW Routan minivan. The VW Routan is actually a Chrysler T&C with a nicer interior and a german suspension. Otherwise it is the same minivan and is being made in Windsor, Ontario where my T&C was made. She said they are really giving good deals on it, they are desperate to get them on the road.
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