Placapalooza 2018: Truck Dreams: Family Crisis tour

[Johnny_P]

Let’s see it happen.

!

Hahaha

[ChrisoftheNorth]

[MexicanYarisTK]

I LOVE IT!!!

[KYGTIGuy]

"executive lease"

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... pe=listing

[max225]

"executive lease"

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... pe=listing

18,000 fucking miles on a 2019 vehicle in 2018

[Tar]

"executive lease"

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... pe=listing

FCA has a corp deal with management at various plants to let employees drive new cars for really good deals. Some guy or gal was driving this around for 600/mth insurance and maintenance included. The cars and trucks get all the service done because its free.

If the carfax is clean this should be a good buy.

[max225]

"executive lease"

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... pe=listing

FCA has a corp deal with management at various plants to let employees drive new cars for really good deals. Some guy or gal was driving this around for 600/mth insurance and maintenance included. The cars and trucks get all the service done because its free.

If the carfax is clean this should be a good buy.

https://www.southcountychryslerdodgejee ... 2afa23.htm

Given the 15k on the hood, 4K off for 18k miles is an ok deal at Best

[ChrisoftheNorth]

"executive lease"

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... pe=listing

FCA has a corp deal with management at various plants to let employees drive new cars for really good deals. Some guy or gal was driving this around for 600/mth insurance and maintenance included. The cars and trucks get all the service done because its free.

If the carfax is clean this should be a good buy.

Though, this is very likely an early production unit. Is stay clear...

[KYGTIGuy]

FCA has a corp deal with management at various plants to let employees drive new cars for really good deals. Some guy or gal was driving this around for 600/mth insurance and maintenance included. The cars and trucks get all the service done because its free.

If the carfax is clean this should be a good buy.

https://www.southcountychryslerdodgejee ... 2afa23.htm

Given the 15k on the hood, 4K off for 18k miles is an ok deal at Best

I priced one of those. Half those rebates don't apply. 4 to 7 off MSRP is more realistic. Most I could get was 7.5k

[KYGTIGuy]

"(2) California Non-Prime Retail Bonus Cash CACK1V The primary customer must have a FICO score below 620. "


another requirement is financing through Chrysler. With a credit score that low they know they are getting you for 6+% apr.

[KYGTIGuy]

FCA has a corp deal with management at various plants to let employees drive new cars for really good deals. Some guy or gal was driving this around for 600/mth insurance and maintenance included. The cars and trucks get all the service done because its free.

If the carfax is clean this should be a good buy.

Though, this is very likely an early production unit. Is stay clear...

It's fiiiiiiiiiiiine

[max225]

https://www.southcountychryslerdodgejee ... 2afa23.htm

Given the 15k on the hood, 4K off for 18k miles is an ok deal at Best

I priced one of those. Half those rebates don't apply. 4 to 7 off MSRP is more realistic. Most I could get was 7.5k

There are about 2k in one legged discounts after reading
The fine print but the is putting 8k on the hood, rest seems Cali specific ... so around 13-13.5 on hood

[max225]

"(2) California Non-Prime Retail Bonus Cash CACK1V The primary customer must have a FICO score below 620. "


another requirement is financing through Chrysler. With a credit score that low they know they are getting you for 6+% apr.

Get the money and run ?

[KYGTIGuy]

I priced one of those. Half those rebates don't apply. 4 to 7 off MSRP is more realistic. Most I could get was 7.5k

There are about 2k in one legged discounts after reading
The fine print but the is putting 8k on the hood, rest seems Cali specific ... so around 13-13.5 on hood

We have the same thing here. "Great lakes cash" Etc... I've been seeing internet prices around 10-12 off but actually getting like I said 4-7.

Which is still not bad not bad for a brand new truck.

I'm still not ready to buy so I'm going to miss all these deals anyway. Probably still a few months out if at all.

[KYGTIGuy]

What happens in 118 miles that makes you get rid of a car?

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... =spotlight

[4zilch]

What happens in 118 miles that makes you get rid of a car?

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... =spotlight

Buying shitty winter tires

[Johnny_P]

What happens in 118 miles that makes you get rid of a car?

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... =spotlight

Cooking the books. One more sale in October might have put them over the edge for a larger FCA bonus program. So they "sell" one car to the dealership and then re-sell it as a used car because they make more money that way.

[Johnny_P]

What happens in 118 miles that makes you get rid of a car?

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... =spotlight

Buying shitty winter tires

This might be the real reason

[Apex]

What happens in 118 miles that makes you get rid of a car?

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... =spotlight

Buying shitty winter tires

[KYGTIGuy]

What happens in 118 miles that makes you get rid of a car?

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... =spotlight

Cooking the books. One more sale in October might have put them over the edge for a larger FCA bonus program. So they "sell" one car to the dealership and then re-sell it as a used car because they make more money that way.

My first guess was dealership shannagians

[KYGTIGuy]

Buying shitty winter tires

This might be the real reason

:wut:

[fledonfoot]

What happens in 118 miles that makes you get rid of a car?

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... =spotlight

More than likely a dealership buyback, or lot damage over $2-3k that they’d then have to disclose to a new car customer.

[fledonfoot]

What happens in 118 miles that makes you get rid of a car?

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sal ... =spotlight

Cooking the books. One more sale in October might have put them over the edge for a larger FCA bonus program. So they "sell" one car to the dealership and then re-sell it as a used car because they make more money that way.

Punching the car as sold vs actually delivering the car are two different things. If I punch it this month for the reported sale then actually sell it in April, I can’t count it then.

It’s very rare for a dealer to sell it to themselves for the used inventory.

[Johnny_P]

Cooking the books. One more sale in October might have put them over the edge for a larger FCA bonus program. So they "sell" one car to the dealership and then re-sell it as a used car because they make more money that way.

Punching the car as sold vs actually delivering the car are two different things. If I punch it this month for the reported sale then actually sell it in April, I can’t count it then.

It’s very rare for a dealer to sell it to themselves for the used inventory.

Similar practice was allegedly endorsed by FCA
https://www.autonews.com/article/201601 ... -u-s-sales

[max225]

Punching the car as sold vs actually delivering the car are two different things. If I punch it this month for the reported sale then actually sell it in April, I can’t count it then.

It’s very rare for a dealer to sell it to themselves for the used inventory.

Similar practice was allegedly endorsed by FCA
https://www.autonews.com/article/201601 ... -u-s-sales

I this ... it must have been some kind of internal BS metric. You can not falsify sales externally as a publically traded company, that's the most heavily audited line of them all.