Missouri Dodge Car Dealers

A reporter is interested in talking with recent new truck buyers and current shoppers. If you are interested in commenting on your experience, please reply to pr@edmunds.com no later than Monday, February 28, 2011 and include your name, city and state of residence.

Brilliant Black Charger R/T AWD Customer Pref Pkg 29P Protection Group MyGIG w/out Nav MSRP: 36,515 Cap Cost: 32,515 (w/emp disc) Cap Reducts: 4,500 (3k natl incen, 500 rgnl incen, 1k lease loylt) Net Cap: 31,377 (incl tax,title,lic,doc) Resid: 52% MF: 0.00206 Term: 36 mos Mileage: 10,500 No money down, waived payment until July. Mthly $$$: 449

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I was quoted $510/mo. on a Journey SXT. convenience group 1 $695 premium convenience group $895 chrome appearance group $ 1,420 sunroof $795 destination charge $625 sticker $ 26,790 lease for 27 mos and 56,250 total miles. what do y'all think?

My hubby and I and our expanding family are getting ready to purchase a 2008 T & C Limited any minute now. We've been given a F & F discount code. Another friend has asked a Chrysler employee to sign us up for the Employee Discount. He has my information and I'm waiting on the email but now I see that the Employee Discount has been discontinued. Darn the luck. So I guess I'm expecting 1% below invoice. Can you please confirm that the dealer will show me the invoice and the PP (preferred pricing) will be listed in plain old black and white for me? I understand that I can take a $1500 rebate instead of great financing (check around -- you can get great financing at a local credit union). I called the rebate center and found out about an additional $1000 rebate if you already own a Chrysler product. I asked the rep how you prove that you own a Chrysler product if you don't drive it there. She said that you have to provide the last 8 digits of a VIN and that they might ask you to show a registration or something. Well, until very recently, I owned a Jeep and I have a large file of service records, extended warranty information, etc. on it and could easily provide the last 8 digits of a VIN to save an additional $1,000. But if they're going to grill me and force me to sign over the rights to my next born, I'm not going to push the issue of trying to save an additional $1,000. Can anyone tell me based on their real life recent buying experience, what you had to provide in order to get the $1,000 rebate for owning a Chrysler product? Also, I'm pricing the new van with the M package and a moonroof. I'm told that the L package is cheaper and that I can get a moonroof with that, but the www.chrysler.com website won't let me. Any answers to any of my questions would be greatly appreciated. Personal email is mssooz@swbell.net Suzi