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Replying to: steve_ (Nov 23, 2008 9:06 pm) and there is nobody on my Yahoo messager. I thought all of them are celebrating their days. The Christmas Day is coming. |
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| packlad, "Mitsubishi Outlander Tires, Tires, Tires" #50, 1 Dec 2008 7:14 am | |
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Just got a coupon from my Chrysler dealer where if I purchased a used car in 2002. It says that if I pay $30 for an initial oil change they will give me 3 free ones. I read all the fine print and as near as I can tell the only catch is that I must have the 3 free oil changes within a year (not a problem since I am a 3000 mile changer). The offer sounds a little too good to be true. Any opinions?
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Replying to: oldfarmer50 (Dec 01, 2008 10:02 am) And also assuming that the dealer isn't going to fold up shop in the next year. There are more reports of long time dealers folding showing up around the boards. But since most dealer oil changes are $30 or more anyway, if you just get two for one, you're still ahead. Steve, visiting host |
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Replying to: oldfarmer50 (Dec 01, 2008 10:02 am) I'm sure they will look for other stuff, but mostly they just want you to be in the routine of going there so that when you hit 30k, 60k, or repair time, they'll make that more profitable sale.
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Replying to: ateixeira (Dec 02, 2008 10:51 am) LOL. This is a 12 year old Chrysler that's closer to 120K. I'm sure they'll find plenty they'd like to fix. As long as they don't "require" me to fix things to get my free oil it'll be OK. Thanks |
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Advance Auto has 20% off if you buy $50 or more. 12/13 and 12/14 only. pdf coupon |
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Midwest credit unions pledge $10 billion in auto loans to help GM Jamie LaReau Automotive News | December 10, 2008 - 10:49 am EST A group of credit unions from Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois is pledging $10 billion in low-cost auto financing to its more than 12 million members for the purchase of General Motors vehicles. It also is working with GM to offer a price discount to members. The plan is called Invest in America, according to a news release posted on the Michigan Credit Union League’s Web site. The release said the credit union league is talking to Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC about similar programs. “This new arrangement with Midwest credit unions creates a tremendous value for GM and for thousands of credit union members,” said Mark LaNeve, GM vice president of vehicle sales, service and marketing, in the release. “We appreciate the credit unions’ promotional support and are pleased to make this offer.” The program started Monday and will run through June 30. It offers eligible vehicles at a price discount to credit union members and their households. Members who buy cars under the program also are eligible for $250 in bonus cash until Jan. 5. The program will be tested in the four states, possibly going nationwide early next year, the release said. GM’s U.S. vehicle sales plunged 21.9 percent through November compared with the same 11-month period of 2007, according to the Automotive News data center. Tight credit markets -- and losses at GM’s affiliated finance arm GMAC -- have played a role in choking off retail sales this year. The credit union initiative could help GM dealers find new financing sources for customers. “Credit unions have a long history of helping hard-working Americans in troubled times,” said Daniel Mica, CEO of the Credit Union National Association. Credit union members can find details on the discounts at love my credit unionand obtain an authorization number to take to any GM dealership. The price discount is on purchases of eligible new Buick, Cadillac, Hummer, Saab, Chevrolet, GMC, Saturn and Pontiac vehicles. |
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$1.95 oil change. Nissan of Chantilly. Not limited to Nissans afaik. I don't see an expiration on it either. |
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Replying to: steve_ (Dec 16, 2008 2:26 pm)
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