No Rebate on 2500/3500 anymore?

[GSherrill]

I cant find any rebates listed for the 2500/3500 anymore? What gives? Only rebate showing is a $2500 on the 1500.

 

[lmills]

if you work with a good dealer the rebates are almost useless anyway. A good dealer that is willing to work with you will save you more than the rebate amount. Try contacting "tomeygun. " He usually has great pricing.

 

[GSherrill]

Im already talking to Tom, buying from him with the rebate makes it an awesome deal, now without it, it is $2000 more dollars. I was going to put $25,000 down, finance with Chrysler to get their $1000 rebate, pay one payment then pay the loan off. $2000 to me is a substantial increase in my planned cost.

 

[Bertram65]

if you work with a good dealer the rebates are almost useless anyway. A good dealer that is willing to work with you will save you more than the rebate amount. Try contacting "tomeygun. " He usually has great pricing.

The couple dealers I talked to in my area sell the trucks at either invoice or $300 under, then you get any rebate subtracted from that price, made a difference to me when I bought my truck.

 

[GSherrill]

Thats just it, if there is no rebate, the deal isnt looking as sweet, and I might just wait.

 

[dhill]

In this morning's paper, the dealers in Portland Or. are advertising a $1500 factory rebate on 2500 and 3500 CTD. In their ad, they are showing a 3500 QC, SRW listing for $41xxx and a advertised selling price of $31xxx.



Dave

 

[Tomeygun]

Thats just it, if there is no rebate, the deal isnt looking as sweet, and I might just wait.

Dont ever believe the dodge site!!!

That thing is constantly wrong



There is still rebates on the 2500/3500 -- $1500 + $1000 (CFC)



cool?

 

[GSherrill]

Definately cool... ...

 

[abdiver]

How about the farm bureau $500 discount I would imagine that if product is in demand there is not as much as a rebate



AS the economy improves and cars and trucks sales improve there is less reason to help motivate us potential buyers

 

[Tomeygun]

How about the farm bureau $500 discount I would imagine that if product is in demand there is not as much as a rebate



AS the economy improves and cars and trucks sales improve there is less reason to help motivate us potential buyers

That rebates is still $500 and stays that way most of the year

 

[PJ]

Don't forget the College Grad rebate. It's worth 1% or more. When I bought mine, all they made me do was bring proof of graduation. The only problem was that the dealer had a few pages of stuff to fill out and that didn't make them too happy. . :-laf :-laf

 

[GSherrill]

So, $1500 rebate, $1000 for finance with Chrysler, $500 Military cash, $500 Farm bureau?? If all that works it is even better.

 

[abdiver]

What the deal on the $500 Military cash

 

[GSherrill]

If you are a current active duty or reserve on active duty US Military ID card holder you get an extra $500 off, If you are a reservist you have to show active duty orders. Your immediate family is also elgible as long as you meet the criteria.

 

[ERohloff]

What if rebate changes?

Question: What if one orders a truck and at that time the DC rebate is $1500 and a 1000 financing rebate also exists. Is that usually written into the truck order?



... ..... And then what happens if when the truck comes in, in say 8 wks, the rebates have changed. If they are lower do you lose the rebate? (I think here one is still entitled to the rebate that existed at the time of order) BUT what happens if the rebates increase? Do you get the increased rebate, even though a lesser rebate was "on" at the time of the order?

... ... ... Just wondering... ... .



bob r...

 

[GSherrill]

I believe you get whatever rebate is current at time of purchasing the vehicle at delivery.

 

[Tomeygun]

I believe you get whatever rebate is current at time of purchasing the vehicle at delivery.

OR the rebates at time of purchase. . this is called a "price protection"



All I have to have is documentation and deposit dated properly, and I get which ever is higher

 

[Tomeygun]

Question: What if one orders a truck and at that time the DC rebate is $1500 and a 1000 financing rebate also exists. Is that usually written into the truck order?



... ..... And then what happens if when the truck comes in, in say 8 wks, the rebates have changed. If they are lower do you lose the rebate? (I think here one is still entitled to the rebate that existed at the time of order) BUT what happens if the rebates increase? Do you get the increased rebate, even though a lesser rebate was "on" at the time of the order?

... ... ... Just wondering... ... .



bob r...

IF with-in 5 days of delivery to dealer, and you have proper documentation, you would get the better of the two

 

[MichaelWright]

I was watching Green Bay get their lunch handed to them last night. One of the commercials was for Dodge trucks, all Dodge trucks, $9000. 00 in rebates. It was on a Detroit station, and was the 2 dudes in the old Charger chasing the Rams, duallies hemis and CTD 2500 and 3500's. Looked like a "national" type commercial, it made no mention of local or regional availabillity. Total rebates of 9 grand, that is what the ad said.



Mike

 

[Tomeygun]

I was watching Green Bay get their lunch handed to them last night. One of the commercials was for Dodge trucks, all Dodge trucks, $9000. 00 in rebates. It was on a Detroit station, and was the 2 dudes in the old Charger chasing the Rams, duallies hemis and CTD 2500 and 3500's. Looked like a "national" type commercial, it made no mention of local or regional availabillity. Total rebates of 9 grand, that is what the ad said.



Mike

-- crazy huh?



If true, you could buy a diesel for like $13500 off sticker!! with the dealer discount of course



But sadly I have not seen these $9000 rebates - esp. 2005 models