Got a Price

[ppfd]

Well, my grand father called with my price today on an '05. List $40,900 My price though him is $34,900. Less any rebates. he said to wait a few months, that chrysler will most likely be doing 0% financing again. At least thats what his owner/friend told him. Maybe some more rebates as well. Anyone think I can do any better than this price? Also how do you go about getting the Farm credit? I guess I would have to join my local farm bureau. Would my 3/4 acre farm count?

 

[PatrickCampbell]

I think the best thing to do is compare INVOICE to your price not MSRP.



You should be paying INVOICE - REBATES. Anything better than that is great (and apparently quite possible).

 

[klenger]

My house sits on a lot that is 60'x100', and I joined the AZ Farm Bureau. Paid $35 and got a $500 rebate on top of the $2000 and 0% from DC. Me happy about that



As mentioned, don't shop MSRP, use dealer invoice. I paid right at dealer invoice with no additional fees and kept all the rebates. Me happy about that to.

 

[ppfd]

Hey guys thanks for the response. I guess I should have stated that this price is the buying it direct (green sheet, xplan) whatever the proper name is. I was just curious if it is possible to buy cheaper than Chrysler will sell it.

 

[JWChessell]

Do a search on my name and you'll come up with an explanation of the Farm Bureau rebate.

 

[RJOL]

Most Farm Bureau's require you to be a member for more then 30 days before they will issue you a certificate for the discount. Memberships are pretty reasonable, so join at least 30 days before you think you might buy...

 

[EEngel]

Farm Rebate

There is no limits on the size of the property owned to join.



I thought the MN chapter said 45 days of membership before delivery of the truck.