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Replying to: andre1 (Dec 07, 2006 12:35 pm) Regards, John |
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| I am in Kansas and drove a 2006 RWD 300C with pretty much every option except Navigation. The window sticker said 39770 and the sales manager said that he could get it to me for 33229 with incentives and my affiliate plan. On a 36 month 15k/yr lease, he quoted me 576 w/tax. That seems high to me based on the lease calculator and the figures of 52% and .00163 listed above. Could I be missing something? | |
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Hi Car_man. Can you please provide the numbers for the '06 and '07 300C for 3yr/15k? Thanks for your help.
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I found a SRT at 8K off MSRP. Dealer is telling me the best they can do on lease rate is .00301 on a 12K lease for 36 months with 58% residual. Seems high based on some of the posts I have read here tonight. Going to get the car tomorrow but have not commited to a loan or a lease.
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Replying to: ningoglia (Dec 19, 2006 11:41 pm) 300C Lease Rates |
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Replying to: hartt (Dec 17, 2006 8:43 pm) DaimlerChrysler is no longer providing lease support on 2006 models. As a result, if you were to lease one through Chrysler Financial you would have to use its standard lease program, which is not very good. Car_man Host Prices Paid Forum |
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Chrysler is still practically giving these 300C SRT8's away! I just got a brand new 2007 300C SRT-8 for over $5000 off MSRP. Also, I leased the car through Chrysler for 36 months for less than $500/month with NO money down! Thanks to Chrysler's inability to manage inventory, the dealers are trying to unload all these 300C's. If you prefer to get a loan rather than a lease, you can probably get about $9000 off MSRP on a remaining 2006 model.
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Replying to: andre1 (Jan 16, 2007 10:31 am) May ask your MSRP and the money factor, cash out of pocket, etc on your lease? Im out for shopping this weekend and will close on that if I get it!
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Replying to: hansk31 (Jan 18, 2007 7:37 pm) 1) Go to CarMax.com (they sell new cars also) and pull up a new 2007 300C SRT8 (LA, Atlanta and Orlando are their Chrysler locations). You will see that CarMax is offering the 2007 SRT8's at around $5000 off MSRP. 2) Send the CarMax quote to your local dealers. Tell them to match or beat this price (amount off MSRP). 3) Once they match or beat the price, use the links below to calculate your payment. Ensure that the dealer does NOT mark up the money factor and gets you the correct residual. The 12K residual is 2% above the 15K residual. I completed the above steps in about two days and got a great deal. 300C Lease Rates Lease Calculator
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Replying to: andre1 (Jan 19, 2007 11:06 am)
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