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Still shopping: by slackjaw on Fri Apr 11 13:15:07 PDT 2008; OK, update. Not that it seems that anyone else is here or cares. 08 Aspen Limited (Mineral Gray, Black, Cognac, or Sandstone in inventory), all options except for engine block heater. 45K MSRP give or take a few bucks depending on paint color. First payment down $499 a month for 36 month 10.5K mileage lease.

Re: follow-up [bobtnj]: by qbrozen on Sun Mar 30 08:13:59 PDT 2008; not allowed to share salesman's name. Dealer is Seaview Chrysler in Eatontown, NJ. OK.... so my wife went there Friday night and drove the vehicle. She liked it. So we went together Saturday. I drove it. Thought it was pretty nice. We liked the gadgets. So we went in to discuss the numbers. This, of course, as I suspected, is where it fell apart. Now, I can't completely blame them. For one, I did not think of all the angles. ALSO, a big big mistake on my part is that I misread the ad. The $199/mo with $1999 down was for a DODGE!! Dumb on my part? Yes. But, at the same time, I can't help but wonder why in the world I would get an ad from a Chrysler dealer that included a BS lease number for a Dodge. The sales manager admitted it was deceiving. Here the picture was of a T&C, the ad had the name of their Chrysler dealership at the top, yet the fine print stated Dodge Grand Caravan SE New Day edition. The angle I missed was the shuffling of the rebates. Whereas I was giving up the $1k loyalty rebate in exchange for $1500 off my current lease contract, the advertised lease deal included $1k off for loyalty. SO, if I wanted that advertised number, I needed to come up with the difference since my loyalty was going towards my current lease. Seems obvious now, but I just didn't see through the smoke and mirrors clearly. Anyway, long story short, while I was a bit peeved, it was mostly at myself. I mean, I knew it sounded too good to be true. I do fault them for not clarifying sooner. I never hid the ad. When I called, I stated the terms. I said this was on a signature series and its $1999 down and $199/mo. Salesman checked with the manager, called me back, and said the ad was accurate. So that was really just a flat out lie or stupidity on their part. But, putting that aside, they really did try to make the deal happen with the real-world numbers. And we wound up not all too far apart in the end. I believe it was around $4k down and $329/mo, if I'm not mistaken (and, let's not forget, over $2k of that was going toward our current lease, so if that was out of the equation, we're talking about $1700-$1800 down and $329/mo on a sig series, if I'm not mistaken). So, really, about $80/mo more than I expected based on the ad (which was for a Dodge, anyway). The end result is that my wife likes the vehicle and wants one. Which is a good thing. I've been trying to get her in a minivan for a LONG time, and she just keeps insisting on SUVs. So, I believe when our lease is nearly up in Aug or Sep, if the rebates are decent, we should be able to lease a T&C for the price we are after.

Re: About to pull the trigger on a T&C Limited - price OK??? [gigem]: by tedebear on Fri Mar 14 17:09:47 PDT 2008; what do I have to do to claim the $500 "bonus cash"??? You can check at chrysler.com > Shopping Tools > Current Incentives to see if the bonus cash is available in your area. As far as the Friends discount, ask around on some of the Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep forums (not just the ones on Edmunds). Many Chrysler employees are also Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep owners who visit the forums on a regular basis.

Re: About to pull the trigger on a T&C Limited - price OK??? [tedebear]: by gigem on Fri Mar 14 17:00:27 PDT 2008; Hmmm... Seems like I may be leaving some money on the table... I don't have any friends that work for Chrysler though. I'm in Texas - what do I have to do to claim the $500 "bonus cash"???

Re: About to pull the trigger on a T&C Limited - price OK??? [gigem]: by tedebear on Fri Mar 14 16:53:50 PDT 2008; Price is $36,000 plus TTL. OK??? Depending on the region you're in (rebates vary by region) you might get a slightly better deal if you can get a Friends discount from a Chrysler employee. Here's what the price would be with a Friends discount, a $1,500 rebate and $500 bonus cash: MSRP: $41,450 Friends Discount: - $4,137 Rebate: - $1,500 Bonus Cash: - $500 Net Price: $35,313

About to pull the trigger on a T&C Limited - price OK???: by gigem on Fri Mar 14 15:47:50 PDT 2008; About to buy this T&C. Price is $36,000 plus TTL. OK???

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