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Re: Friends and Family Code Request [coolrunning]: by smithed on Thu May 08 10:50:41 PDT 2008; The new T&C and Caravan look great. :shades:

I am needing to buy another t&c.: by lctiger on Sun Jan 13 14:15:20 PST 2008; Is there anyone I could get a Friends or employee discount number. I live in Chaleston, SC and am needing to get a car ASAP. I would appreciate any help

Re: Chrysler 300 Octane [yeayea628]: by smithed on Tue Jun 19 08:46:30 PDT 2007; "I purchased a 300C Touring last weekend-pale linen gold-two tone leather-sunroof-upgraded stereo. I asked specifically about the gas grade required and was told regular unleaded is fine." That is a nice car and you did very well. However, not to be nit picky (okay this is nit picky :) ): There is no car that is a "300C Touring". There is a 300 Touring and a 300C (the latter has a 5.7 liter Hemi, the former a V6). There is a 300CSRT with a 6.2 liter Hemi. :shades:

Re: Where are the incentives? [kyfdx]: by pathosrising on Mon Feb 05 09:47:34 PST 2007; Thanks for this. We figured we'd just be paying more for the 2007 since we'd missed the deal. I found a black 2006 Caravan in Spartanburg, SC for 15,104 OTD. With the power package. Just because I hate myself I emailed Lake Norman offering them the chance to beat it, since The Spartanburg place is an extra hour away (2.5 hour trip) and because they have the light blue color which I'd prefer, but I'm probably going to Spartanburg! :shades:

Re: December pricing [salc1]: by smithed on Tue Dec 20 06:35:05 PST 2005; I think that is a fair deal for you and the dealer. Take it and enjoy the C. :shades:

Re: How to purchase on Internet [tjbennett]: by smithed on Fri Nov 11 11:12:44 PST 2005; Here is what I did to buy our C: 1. Went to the Chrysler.com website. Put in the zipcode(s) I was willing to drive to to buy one. 2. Searched the inventory for the 300C equipped the way I wanted. (The VIN and window sticker can be viewed online.) I looked at all dealers within 100 miles of home--all you need is the zipcodes for the towns of those dealers 3. There was a link to email the dealer. I sent a message to them. 4. The reply came back that they would sell for invoice + 1% if I was ready to deal on that specific 300C. 5. I set up the appointment. 6. Set up financing through my credit union 7. Drove to the dealership at the appointed time. 8. Met the internet salesman who gave me a complete demonstration of the car, let me drive it. (Loved it, of course.) It was exactly the car on the website--you can get the VIN and see the window sticker on the computer)We sent inside and went through the numbers one by one. 9. Bought the C for the invoice +1% (actually for less than invoice given the $500 rebate). 10. Figured I saved nearly $2000 from what I had been able to do just walking cold into a dealership (believe me, I tried that) 10. Drove it home. 11. Answered all the questions from people stopping me on the street. I never got comments about a car like I did when driving this one. 12. I think I can tell you the dealership is in Myrtle Beach, SC 13. Enjoying the ride, 6000 miles and 4 months later. :shades:

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