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Chrysler 300, Chrysler 300C SRT-8, Car Leasing, Sedan
#209 of 254 Re: Lease Chrysler 300 Limited Edition AWD [hezdope07]
by hezdope07
Jul 27, 2007 (4:16 am)
oops i forgot to add in the deal:
Navigation and Sound System
Luxury Group
#210 of 254 Re: Lease Chrysler 300 Limited Edition AWD [hezdope07]
by vegetagoku
Aug 16, 2007 (4:14 am)
wow. its almost been a whole month and nobody has repiled to me message ehh.. i guess nobody like the 300 anymore
i should of bought a bmw or acura lmao
#211 of 254 Need major help with Chrysler leasing question
by mommyof2and1
Aug 20, 2007 (11:28 am)
Dh currently has a 2005 Chrysler 300 that he has leased for 39 months come March 2008. We have always had good credit and never really had to "deal" with any issues. However, dh was laid off for 5 months. We had to move from MI to FL. We paid our bills the whole time dh didn't have a job. However, since the MI economy STINKS our house is worth $150 LESS than we bought it on a good day. We are working with the mortgage company but they said in order to qualify for help we had to be behind plus with paying to live in FL now we could not keep up the house payment. So now we are not making the house payment in MI. We have been trying to sell it but it looks like foreclosure is coming - hoping to do a deed in leui. We finally in 5-6 months got our first offer on the house and the bank tried to counter and they walked. We have tons of people look at the house they just can get other house cheaper b/c everything in our area is in foreclosure or people lived in the house forever and can sell for cheaper. We had just moved to MI and only been in the house for 3 yrs. just before all the plant shut down came out and of course the plant right down the road was shut down this year. Anyways all that to ask can we lease with Chrysler with a bad credit score? We have never missed a car payment or even credit card - just the house now. I think his credit score is probably about 590 right now but that is also with some errors that we are trying to get off. I am hoping to have his credit score in the very low 600s by the time March rolls around. We will have $5K to put down on something. Can we lease? I am thinking that leasing for a short time would be better than buying as our credit will continue to get better after this is all done. Any advice?
Tammy
#212 of 254 Re: Need major help with Chrysler leasing question [mommyof2and1]
by qbrozen
Aug 20, 2007 (11:52 am)
just a suggestion, but how about trying to negotiate the buyout on the 300? If you can get a good deal on it and put $5k down, you could probably have decent payments on a 2-year loan and own it outright in the end ... meaning no payments for a while.
#213 of 254 Re: Need major help with Chrysler leasing question [mommyof2and1]
by hardhawk
Aug 20, 2007 (1:15 pm)
My lease on a 2005 Dodge Magnum is expiring soon. I have already gotten a mailing telling me I am preapproved for a new lease or loan up to a certain dollar amount, which is enough to get any new Chrysler or Dodge product. I bet if you call or check your lease account on line you may well find that you are also preapproved. Check it out and good luck. I cannot imagine they would run off a customer who has made timely payments to them for 3 years.
#214 of 254 Re: Chrysler 300 Money Factor? [greggs11]
by Car_man HOST
Aug 27, 2007 (3:38 am)
Hi greggs11. The car that you are interested in probably has a spread of around $3,100 between its full MSRP and its dealer invoice price. Additionally, Chrysler is providing $3,000 lease cash and $500 bonus cash on the '07 300. That gives you a total of around $6,600 to play with. The $7,000 discount that you were quoted on this car looks very attractive to me.
I am not personally familiar with the SRT Design trim level of this car, but the money factor that you were quoted looks about right to me.
You would be better off not making the $1,200 down payment that you are considering making. I always advise consumers against making down payments on leases. Those who make them risk losing part or all of them if their vehicle is totaled in an accident or stolen and never recovered. Other than that, this deal looks good to me. If you like the car, I personally don't see any reason not to go for it.
Car_man
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#215 of 254 Re: Chrysler 300 Money Factor? [greggs11]
by greggs11
Aug 27, 2007 (7:40 am)
Thanks for everyone's advice here. I ended up actually leasing a 2007 BMW 328i...the BMW was too good a deal to pass up, and a little better car for my purposed use.
Thanks again,
- Steve
#216 of 254 07 300C SRT Design (Not SRT8)
by christiands
Aug 30, 2007 (5:16 pm)
Car man and all,
I am trying to decide if this month is the time or if September will get better. Last vehicle we leased in September and it was the last of the good deals on the leftovers. Let me know what you think:
300C SRT Design (5.7 not 6.1 engine, but includes SRT wheels, suspension, interior, etc)
Sticker: $42,210
Selling Price: $38,177 (employee pricing, not including rebates)
Rebates: $4,500
39 months/10.5k per year = $450 per month including 6% tax, $0 due at signing
This assumes 50% residual and .00214 money; Detroit region
I know there is $1k dealer cash in the $4,500 and this also includes loyalty. Anyone have an opinion? Next month (Sept 5) will it get a little better? Thanks for your comments.
C
#218 of 254 Re: Lease Chrysler 300 Limited Edition AWD [hezdope07]
by bmw123
Nov 14, 2007 (9:37 am)
hey i just went to a chrysler dealer in brooklyn and was offered a 300c for $400 a month with no money down