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New incentive/coupon: by drlawrence on Wed Apr 30 09:05:00 PDT 2008; If you are a current Chrysler customer, keep and eye on your mailbox for the latest issue of Chrysler magazine. Don't throw it out, there may be a $750 coupon hidden inside. Can be used in conjuction with other incentives and employee/friends/supplier pricing. I received the magazine yesterday and, luckily, decided to page through it and found the coupon. Dave

Re: buyer beware [asdrew1]: by in4lease on Wed Apr 23 07:42:17 PDT 2008; Thats my point as well...Dealer gave me only two options...with / without leather!!! I am going to look for other options around this area. Thanks!

Is this a good deal?: by in4lease on Tue Apr 22 15:07:11 PDT 2008; Hi, This is my first post...I am following quite a few posts :-). I am looking for T&C lease..here is what I have so far... T&C Touring w/ Leather and two DVDs (no navigation) MSRP $32,500 (rounded) Invoice $30,000 After all rebates $28,850 Resale value $21,000 Lease term 27 months Total Miles 23,000 Monthly payment $369 and $0 down I am not convinced about invoice price. It was hard to find similar model configuration on any online resource. Could any of you tell me if these numbers make sense? Funny thing was...dealer even did not show me any other models for the van!? Is this common? Thanks!

Re: Employer Discounts [avonmeg]: by drlawrence on Wed Apr 09 08:12:31 PDT 2008; avonmeg said: I called my employer HR - who is where they said gives them out - they don't - they said just show your badge If your company qualifies as a Chrysler supplier, you may get your supplier discount code from https://www.dc-rewards.com You will need your company number from the HR department. If HR doesn't know the number, there is a phone number at the above website you can call and they may be able to look up your supplier code by name. Your HR department needs to register with the Affiliate Rewards program for this to work. If they do, they should be getting regular e-mails and employee communication posters from Chrysler explaining how the program works. (I oversee HR for an auto supplier, so I am familiar) If your HR department is unaware of this, they may call the Affiliate Rewards hotline anytime and register your company for the program. Even if HR isn't aware, go to the website and call the service number anyway. Someone may have set up your company long ago who has since left its employ. Dave

Supplier discount: by drlawrence on Wed Apr 02 09:18:49 PDT 2008; Are the Friends and Supplier prices identical? I have an offer for an additional $500 off for suppliers. Is this discount being offered to friends as well? Dave

Re: Buy or lease best option? [srs_49]: by dennisctc on Mon Mar 10 05:00:13 PDT 2008; Like you, I have never leased anything either. The dealers make it sound so tempting but they make more money leasing a car than selling it. Lines like "you're only paying for the time you're using it"....total BS folks!!!

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