Employee Pricing for all
01-29-2009, 04:50 AM
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RE: Employee Pricing for all
What's sad about all of this is that I'm a returning customer. Not anymore. They threw an e-mail in my face last night because I had told them that I have an order in at another dealership and if I was a loyal customer, why was that the case. I promptly let them know that they were the first dealer that I tried, but they had the $10,000 markup on the Challenger at that time, back in Oct.
I guess this dealer has decided to not offer anything below $600 on any of the Challengers, not just this one. They have chosen to not to participate the Challengers for the employee pricing. I will probably complain to Chrysler about it, but the dealers are allowed to do as they will with promotions, offer them or not. Of course Chrysler does have the option to give them cars or not.
I guess this dealer has decided to not offer anything below $600 on any of the Challengers, not just this one. They have chosen to not to participate the Challengers for the employee pricing. I will probably complain to Chrysler about it, but the dealers are allowed to do as they will with promotions, offer them or not. Of course Chrysler does have the option to give them cars or not.
01-29-2009, 03:53 PM
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RE: Employee Pricing for all
ORIGINAL: Axel
Of course Chrysler does have the option to give them cars or not.
Of course Chrysler does have the option to give them cars or not.
02-04-2009, 03:32 AM
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It's still going, it's just up to the dealer if they want to do it or not. Just like the government says we have to pay taxes, but it's up to us if we want to or not.....wait a minute. 
Anyway, until the website says differently, I'm going to think that dealers just don't want you to get employee pricing on the car. I believe dealers about as much as I believe politicians.
Anyway, until the website says differently, I'm going to think that dealers just don't want you to get employee pricing on the car. I believe dealers about as much as I believe politicians.
02-04-2009, 06:33 AM
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Of course on Dodge's commercial they say ALL vehicles are eligable for the EPP. I did not see ANY exclusion clause during the commercial. It happened to be recordered on another show, so I paused it to read the "fine print" If the commercial does not have exclusions, I don't understand Dodges confusion.
02-04-2009, 07:24 AM
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RE: Employee Pricing for all
They have updated the Dodge website. It now doesn't include the employee pricing on the Challenger.
2009 Challenger (excl. SRT8)
Offer 1: Get plus $1,000 Chrysler Financial Bonus Cash Allowance
Offer 2: Get low APR financing plus $1,000 Chrysler Financial Bonus Cash Allowance
Something else on the Dodge website when you build a car.
***** Employee price discount shown is only an estimate and varies based on vehicle equipment and location. Dealer participation is optional. See your dealer for details
2009 Challenger (excl. SRT8)
Offer 1: Get plus $1,000 Chrysler Financial Bonus Cash Allowance
Offer 2: Get low APR financing plus $1,000 Chrysler Financial Bonus Cash Allowance
Something else on the Dodge website when you build a car.
***** Employee price discount shown is only an estimate and varies based on vehicle equipment and location. Dealer participation is optional. See your dealer for details
