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Chrysler/Jeep Financing?

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#1 ·
Curious to know if anyone's financed the bulk of the $45k Summit purchase through Chrysler for the max term (6 yrs. /72 mnths) and what kind of rates I can expect.

Am watching the TV daily looking for a new Jeep add offering 0% financing LOL.
 
#2 ·
We did ours yesterday. Overland 4x4. Got 3.5% thru Wells Fargo, chrysler's lowest rate is 3.9 for 60 currently.
 
#6 ·
Sounds pretty decent. What term do they offer for that 3.6%? 60 or 72 mo or either?

This is a good thread because im sure there are a ton of us on this site myself included who have a new WK2 on order and will have to do the money part of it in not to long.

Thanks,
James
 
#5 ·
Huh? Didn't hear about that....tell me more ha ha.
 
#10 ·
Another option is Chase Auto Finance, https://www.chase.com/auto-loan/car-loan.htm . They are completely online and will finance more than $40K.

BTW, I used CapitalOne "blank check" before CapitalOne bought them, it used to be called PeopleFirst. It was a lot better before CapitalOne bought them out.
What got worse? I've used them 3 times since 2002 without a hitch.

Fill out the form, they give you the approval amount and rate, click another button to have the check sent.

Bring check to dealer, and you're done.

The only thing that went downhill is that they used to let you use the check at any dealership, and now they have list of approved dealers, but their are tons of dealers ont he list.

The finance manager even held up my deal because he was tearing his hair out trying to match CapOne's rate for me.
 
#14 ·
I would expect new incentives to be out this next week...

I'm just looking for any Jeep non-financing buyer incentives such to lower the price. I think I will contact Jeep regarding loyalty rebates or whatever since I've owned 6-7 new Jeeps and have heard people got $500-$750 coupons in the mail I've moved recently so perhaps that's why I didn't get one. :-(

When I got my 2005 they had a $4,000 rebate if you financed part so I financed $6,000 for 3 months and got the $4,000 rebate. That one was a heck of a deal - a total of $9,660 off the MSRP of $43,420 (less the interest on $6,000 for 3 months).
 
#15 ·
I'll certainly be keeping' and eye out, and would assume/hope that if anyone hears of anything, they'll post here. ;)
 
#16 ·
I wouldn't count on mega incentives on the WK2 anytimes soon. Certainly not the Overlands and Summit.

That was an expensive bad habit the old Chrysler had, and given the materials that have gone into the WK2 I would suspect they don't have nearly the same cost buffer they had with the previous generations.
 
#17 ·
There are NO steller deals out there for 2011 Overlands. The only coupon deal was on 2011 Laredo 4x4, ended Jan. 3. Do not expect to see any incentives for Limited or Overland. You can take that to the bank.
 
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