Daimler-Chrysler Discount
10-20-2006, 08:40 AM
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Daimler-Chrysler Discount
Just a heads up for everyone...check to make sure your company does not have a DC Discount before you order. I was at work talking about Jeeps today and someone overheard me and said "Yea, you'll get it at a great price with our discount".
It turns out our company has a no haggle 1% below factory invoice program with DC. The website is www.dc-rewards.com. I think you can call them if you don't have a company code to see if your company is eligible.
Now I am ready to order....was just working out the cash and this makes it much easier. It's about $1000 or more under JeepWarehouse prices depending on the model and options.
It turns out our company has a no haggle 1% below factory invoice program with DC. The website is www.dc-rewards.com. I think you can call them if you don't have a company code to see if your company is eligible.
Now I am ready to order....was just working out the cash and this makes it much easier. It's about $1000 or more under JeepWarehouse prices depending on the model and options.
10-20-2006, 11:02 AM
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Yes, Very cool.
Just a heads up. The first dealer I went to tried to tell me that it was only available on vehicles in stock. If you read the details, it is available on ordered vehicles too. So I won't be going back to them any time soon. They were idiots anyway. I can't tell you how many errors I had to correct in the guy's spiel about the new Wrangler.
If you don't know, say, "I don't know, but I will find out." That's an OK answer. A lie isn't. When I'm testing the water with a dealer, I will ask some questions that I know the answer to. That way, I know how honest they will be if I actually need to know something.
Just a heads up. The first dealer I went to tried to tell me that it was only available on vehicles in stock. If you read the details, it is available on ordered vehicles too. So I won't be going back to them any time soon. They were idiots anyway. I can't tell you how many errors I had to correct in the guy's spiel about the new Wrangler.
If you don't know, say, "I don't know, but I will find out." That's an OK answer. A lie isn't. When I'm testing the water with a dealer, I will ask some questions that I know the answer to. That way, I know how honest they will be if I actually need to know something.
10-20-2006, 05:24 PM
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My local dealer is "looking into whether the program prices apply to the 4-doors...". Any thoughts why they wouldn't? Do dealers have the option of not participating in this program? I'm just outside Philly, so Jeep lots are plentiful.
10-20-2006, 05:47 PM
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Yes, it applies
It applies. That is what I used to purchase mine. However, my information is that the program is voluntary and the dealer is not required to honor it.
10-22-2006, 06:15 PM
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