posted 02-16-2004 03:58 PM                  

For those new members that haven't heard this before, most Chrysler, Jeep or Dodge vehicles, with the exception of Viper, SRT-10, SRT-4 and Mercedes, qualify. You can purchase or lease for 1% below dealer invoice plus a $25 administration fee. All current consumer incentives available on the model selected apply in addition to the 1% under dealer invoice. There is often extra incentive money available when there is a major auto show in town, for realtors, for Farm Bureau members, recent college graduates or those about to graduate, military and even physically challenged.

We have helped over a hundred people save over the past three years, 54 last year alone. Take the pain out of purchasing a new vehicle. Those that have used them can tell you about their experiences.

posted 02-17-2004 06:59 PM                  

PK

posted 02-17-2004 08:17 PM                  

Thanks so much for this great offer. But I need your advice:

I would LOVE to buy my darling bride a new Crossfire. Since I already have "the only car that matters" (our '02 Inca Gold Prowler), I'm interested in the hardtop.

As much as the upcoming turbo Crossfire would be fun, I think the price point would put it out of our range. Should I start saving my pennies now, or bite on the 1st year of production model?

P.S. Will the turbo be Sirius-radio capable?

Kevin

posted 02-18-2004 07:36 AM                  

I was really surprized at just how small a mark up there is on the Crossfire's in Canada. just over 2000.00, one with an auto trans will be $47,128.00 using the cert. Still waitng for a price on a PT convertable

posted 02-20-2004 08:27 AM                  

Frankly, I didn't expect to see this ever offered after the last two weeks of last year which was a first.

Rules, first come, first served. These are not transferable so you must be ready to buy.

posted 02-21-2004 09:58 PM                  

PK

posted 02-22-2004 02:23 AM                    

Anyone know what invoice and/or dealer's cost was on the prowlers? I wish I saw this post last week, I just closed the deal on a new 01 prowler. It's on it way here...

Would the deal have helped on a leftover prowler anyway?? And if it would have helped, what would the price have been?

posted 02-22-2004 09:25 AM                  

As to Prowlers, CJ maintains a list of remaining cars that is refreshed each month. That list is starting to get short.

I've received a number of inquiries for Employee Choice Certificates. Each employee receives only one that is issued to a specific individual. It is not transferable. My plan is to tap all of the people in my group for theirs. This means that there is a finite number of these available.