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Jim Click Chrysler Jeep

701 W Auto Mall Dr
Tucson, AZ 85705
(866) 933-1114

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Tucson Chrysler Jeep

7800 E 22nd St
Tucson, AZ 85710
(520) 327-5561

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Beaudry Chrysler Jeep Dodge

1201 S Hwy 80
Benson, AZ 85602
(800) 824-1899

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Tucson, AZ Chrysler Car Consumer Discussions

2004 Crossfire Coupe @ $10k Off in Tucson,AZ: by crusher on Fri Jun 17 02:24:13 PDT 2005; I decided to purchase a new 2004 Crossfire Coupe for $24k, based on the positive experiences of current owners, great salesperson/dealership and unbiased positive comments. I was able to keep the Crossfire for two days of test driving and really enjoyed it. I only wished for a little more low end torque, but otherwise this vehicle is perfect for me. What's odd..... I never had the Crossfire on my radar during the past 18 months of researching next vehicle purchase. Maybe because, I never seriously considered buying a Chrysler until I actually drove the Crossfire. I liked the 300c, but too big a sedan for me. Bottomline, pound for pound the Crossfire at this price is a great value. BTW, Steve Christy Chrysler in Tucson still has one left at this clearance price(Shadow Gray, 6 Spd, loaded). __________________ Crusher

2005 Town & Country Signature Series: by jcannon on Sun Dec 05 17:45:18 PST 2004; On 12/4/2005 I purchased an '05 T&C "Signature Series" in AZ. The van stickered for $32,750 and I closed the deal for $24,744 with the General Manager. (I had No Trade-In and NO Down Payment) Chrysler had $1,500 cash back, $1,500 Chrysler financing, and $500 Christmas Cash. The balance of the difference was all negotiated over 4 days starting with e-mails to several dealerships in Tucson, Phoenix, and Sierra Vista, Arizona. The Signature Series (in my opinion) is very comparable to the Limited, which stickers for over $36,000. The Signature package has two-tone leather heated power seats, Power Moonroof, 6-Disc CD, DVD, Navigation System, Power Dual Sliding Doors and Power Lift Tailgate, Adjustable gas and brake pedals, and 3-Zone HVAC. Check out the signature series before considering the Limited!

Tires: by rcf8000 on Tue Apr 27 06:41:22 PDT 2004; My 1999 RX330 came with Integritys. They ride softly and quietly, have good tread life, and are cheap to replace. Downside: I hit a curb at low speed and the tire blew out the sidewall. So I'm not impressed with their toughness.

no title: by rcf8000 on Thu Aug 07 18:20:59 PDT 2003; I wasn't aware that salesmen EVER did their homework. Very few salesmen have an enthusiast's interest in cars, from my experience. To them, cars are just "units" to be moved. I suppose there are exceptions, but in 45 years of buying new cars I've never seen a salesman who knew as much as I did, with the possible exception of a BMW salesman who took me on a 100 MPH test ride on a crowded urban freeway!

mig1mig1: by rcf8000 on Mon Jul 21 14:33:19 PDT 2003; I looked at a Pacifica right after they first came out, and one of the rear sil plates had popped off. I tried to put it back on, but couldn't. Must be a design or production problem. Needless to say, that didn't enhance my perception of the quality of the car. I'm not sure it had ever been driven at all.

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