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Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep Vehicles Get Stronger May Incentives

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Chrysler today announced a more aggressive incentives program for May, including the potential for no-interest financing on much of its product line or cash-back offers of up to $4,000.

For up to 36 or 60 months, depending on the vehicle, Chrysler is offering zero-percent financing, arranged through GMAC Financial Services, which was formerly GM’s captive finance arm and now used by both automakers.


Chrysler confirmed that its April sales of about 95,700 vehicles was its best since March 2009. However, the automaker aims to send more of its vehicles to consumers and fewer to rental fleets.

As an alternative to the zero-percent offers, Chrysler is offering Consumer Cash of up to $4,000 on several Jeep models—including the Jeep Commander and Jeep Grand Cherokee, which we’ve reported in recent weeks as heavily discounted. Deals are almost as good on many other Dodge, Jeep, and Chrysler vehicles.

Here are the offers, good now through June 1:

2010 Chrysler PT Cruiser, Chrysler Sebring, Chrysler Town & Country, Chrysler 300: Zero-percent financing for up to 60 months or 1.9-percent financing for 72 months OR up to $3,000 Consumer Cash

Jeep Commander, Jeep Grand Cherokee, or Jeep Liberty: Zero-percent financing for up to 60 months OR up to $4,000 Consumer Cash

Jeep Wrangler: $500 Mopar Bucks

Dodge Avenger, Dodge Grand Caravan, Dodge Nitro: Zero-percent financing for up to 60 months OR up to $2,000 Consumer Cash

2010 Dodge Challenger: $2,000 Mopar Bucks

Dodge Journey, Dodge Caliber: Zero-percent financing for 36 months OR up to $1,500 Consumer Cash

Dodge Ram (2010 Ram): Zero-percent financing for up to 60 months OR $3,000 Consumer Cash

Dodge Dakota, Dodge Ram 1500 (Ram 1500): $1,000 GMAC Bonus Cash to those who finance

[Chrysler]


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Comments (7)

  1. DonLico Posted: 5/6/2010 1:28am PDT

    I would not buy a Chrysler product regardless, as long as they keep putting that ugly grille on everything from cars to trucks; hey Marchioni, don't you see that the cross-hair grille is a symbol of past mistakes and bad, terrible quality? Hey I have an idea, put the cross-hairs on jeeps too!
     
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  2. ShaneW Posted: 5/11/2010 4:18pm PDT

    Donlico, gotta say that the grille looks great on most Chryslers. The crosshair grille will always look great, that's why nearly everyone can agree that the newest Dodge Ram looks much better in every way than the Chevy's and especially the Ford F150s (one of the ugliest trucks ever). I'm not even a Chrysler guy but I can even admit this.
     
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  3. Nick Posted: 5/13/2010 1:39pm PDT

    Well said ShaneW
     
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  4. By Me Posted: 5/15/2010 8:35pm PDT

    Past records show all american auto maker made mistakes. I'm american born and raised (Native American / Irish)to be exact. The auto makers of today are not the same as the old thinking,worry about it later breed that killed our companies in the past.I believe no matter what brand you prefer you will love what we the americans are building today! But I myself will always drive "MOPAR" Chrysler,Dodge,and yes I still have a Plymouth.
     
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  5. George H Payne Jr Posted: 5/16/2010 4:03pm PDT

    I have driven Mopars Since 1970,I have never blown a motar and I had never owned a new car until 2005.
    I will never own another brand ever!!!!
    I have never owned a Ford,and I never will.
    I started out with Chevy,s until I was tired of working on them.
    I worked on Chevyso much I had a bowtie tatooed on my stomack.
    The bottom line is I think Chevy and Ford suckkkkk.
    Thank you for letting me unload. bye
     
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  6. yahwho Posted: 5/19/2010 4:40pm PDT

    HELLO! Mr Chrysler Car Company! Your vehicles are in the center of the american automotive market and will NEVER fare better until you become competitive with the Chevy, GMC & Ford on the interior, I think the exterior of the Trucks surpass the other big 3. To much plastic inside. I have the Ram 2500 Cummins w/ a bunch of add-ons including the full Banks system. It doesn't get any better, except for the interior, it's terrible but comfortable. It's a kicka$$ truck that Chevy or Ford can't possible compete with. I've owned all 3 makes and the Dodge Ram is the BEST, without a doubt. Let's get better Mr. Chrysler.
     
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  7. Abraham Posted: 5/23/2010 2:53pm PDT

    Don Lico you are an idiot man, first of all the chryslers, dodge's and jeeps look great theres nothing wrong with their front, and if you think they should change the jeep front then that proves how dumb you are, that jeep fron grille design is iconic and has a lot of history so it will never be changed so go learn your history boy and stay quiet.
     
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