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Re: Town and Country or Jeep [nm_socal]: by maayabazar on Tue May 29 16:42:26 PDT 2007; I found this deal in Novi, MI. This promotion only is applicable to Employee Plus. You need to know a Chrysler employee to get this special pricing.

Re: Town and Country or Jeep [maayabazar]: by nm_socal on Tue May 29 13:40:34 PDT 2007; Vow! This sounds a pretty good deal. $500 down and $170/mon for 27 months? What is the MSRP on this car? Where (town, state) is this? How many miles per year? My brother (in Northern California) is considering Toyota Sienna or Honda Odyssey, with MSRP between $22k and $28k. But they are not offering as much rebate+discount as Chrysler is, and I am wondering if it's a better idea to go for a T&C. Any suggestions would be welcome. The time-frame is immediate, and we can pick up the car from Northern California, Southern California or even from Phoenix/Yuma, Arizona. Thanks.

Re: Looking to lease three T&C's in So California. Will consider '06 [nm_so: by Car_man on Sun Dec 03 05:12:36 PST 2006; Hi nm_socal. I would be happy to give you an idea of what these vans will cost to lease. In order for me to do so I need you to provide me with their approximate MSRPs and selling prices. Once I have these numbers, I'll work up some payments for you using Chrysler Financial's current lease program. Car_man Host Prices Paid Forum

Looking to lease three T&C's in So California. Will consider '06: by nm_socal on Wed Nov 15 23:54:45 PST 2006; Apologies for duplicate posting. It's beer over an hour since my posting, and the message has still not posted. ************************************************** I work for a local company, and we are trying to negotiate the best deal on three T&C minivans. Our company allowance is $250 per month, and if the employee wants to pay for add'l options, they pay the rest from their pockets. I'd thought it would be a slam-dunk, given that there's plenty of '06 inventory left over. But it seems Chrysler is just not motivated to move these minivans. They have even lowered the rebate from $7,500 to $4,500. We are looking for two "base" touring packages, and one "spring edition" (touring plus DVD, leather seats, sunroof). We are trying to obtain the following terms: $1,000 total drive-off $250/mo (touring) or $300/mo (spring edition) 15,000 miles per year 24-27 months lease (ideal). Will consider 36 months Is this possible? Please advise. Thanks.

Re: I Don't Know What I am Doing [mangin]: by nm_socal on Wed Nov 15 17:50:00 PST 2006; Vow, that's a pretty amazing deal. When I first read it, I thought of hopping on the next flight to Michigan ... until I read Steve's followup. If could get this deal in Southern California, I would jump at it. Am posting my request separately. Would greatly appreciate if someone was to provide some guidance. Thanks.

First Chrysler in 13 yrs.: by cruzr225 on Wed May 19 16:11:30 PDT 2004; I ordered a 300C with: HID, Sunroof, Sound and Protection Groups (II), Sirius, and the retail was $36,100. Payin $35,200 - $1000 and with TTL, etc., the drive-out will be $35,469. The two other dealers (one I test drove the vehicle at 110 for 5 miles straightaway), wanted $3K over MSRP, the other wanted $1,500 over MSRP. The dealer I ordered through was willing to discount the vehcicle and I am willing to wait 8 weeks for it to save $3333. over the higher priced scalping local dealership. And the order includes a price protection in the event the MSRP is raised in the interim and also includes additional rebate incentives if the price drops. It's better than the stock market, I guess. Meanwhile, I'll just have to suffer driving my Lexus IS300. By the way, the only Chrysler products I have owned (40+ cars and stopped counting) was an 84 Dodge Ramcharger and a 91 Jeep...the Jeep was crap and the Ramcharger had a strong trannie...but I think the 300C will be the best of everything that the German-US guys can do (for now). Congrats to those whose rides are up and on the streets.

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