Cost of Chrysler financing
 

Anyone know what APR, points and fees Chrysler financing is charging
these days?

Looking at buying an $11,000 2005 PT Cruiser (stick, *no* accessories)
with $4,000 down. Costco is offering 3.25% and up with zero points and
fees, which seems pretty good.

For reference, I am willing to ignore pressure from the sales droids
and other assorted ripoff specialists for useless trivia like
'undercoating'.

However, Chrysler is giving an extra $1,000 for financing through
them. Reducing the financed amount to $6,000 cuts the payments and the
net cost of the loan nicely, even if they have a higher rate....

but, what rates is Chrysler charging, what fees and points do they
tack on?

Check the ads in your local Sunday newspaper or www.chrysler.com



"John Bartley I solved my XP problems w/ Service Pack Linux"
> wrote in message
om...
> Anyone know what APR, points and fees Chrysler financing is charging
> these days?
>
> Looking at buying an $11,000 2005 PT Cruiser (stick, *no* accessories)
> with $4,000 down. Costco is offering 3.25% and up with zero points and
> fees, which seems pretty good.
>
> For reference, I am willing to ignore pressure from the sales droids
> and other assorted ripoff specialists for useless trivia like
> 'undercoating'.
>
> However, Chrysler is giving an extra $1,000 for financing through
> them. Reducing the financed amount to $6,000 cuts the payments and the
> net cost of the loan nicely, even if they have a higher rate....
>
> but, what rates is Chrysler charging, what fees and points do they
> tack on?

Check the ads in your local Sunday newspaper or www.chrysler.com



"John Bartley I solved my XP problems w/ Service Pack Linux"
> wrote in message
om...
> Anyone know what APR, points and fees Chrysler financing is charging
> these days?
>
> Looking at buying an $11,000 2005 PT Cruiser (stick, *no* accessories)
> with $4,000 down. Costco is offering 3.25% and up with zero points and
> fees, which seems pretty good.
>
> For reference, I am willing to ignore pressure from the sales droids
> and other assorted ripoff specialists for useless trivia like
> 'undercoating'.
>
> However, Chrysler is giving an extra $1,000 for financing through
> them. Reducing the financed amount to $6,000 cuts the payments and the
> net cost of the loan nicely, even if they have a higher rate....
>
> but, what rates is Chrysler charging, what fees and points do they
> tack on?

On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 01:35:20 GMT, "Art" >
wrote:

>Check the ads in your local Sunday newspaper or www.chrysler.com


I did. Paper doesn't have, even in the fine print. Website requires IE
(security risk).

Again, I ask: What rates have folks recently found?

On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 01:35:20 GMT, "Art" >
wrote:

>Check the ads in your local Sunday newspaper or www.chrysler.com


I did. Paper doesn't have, even in the fine print. Website requires IE
(security risk).

Again, I ask: What rates have folks recently found?

A lot of times the rate is determined by your credit rating.....


> wrote in message ...
> On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 01:35:20 GMT, "Art"
> >
> wrote:
>
>>Check the ads in your local Sunday newspaper or www.chrysler.com
>
>
> I did. Paper doesn't have, even in the fine print. Website requires IE
> (security risk).
>
> Again, I ask: What rates have folks recently found?
>
>
>
>

A lot of times the rate is determined by your credit rating.....


> wrote in message ...
> On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 01:35:20 GMT, "Art"
> >
> wrote:
>
>>Check the ads in your local Sunday newspaper or www.chrysler.com
>
>
> I did. Paper doesn't have, even in the fine print. Website requires IE
> (security risk).
>
> Again, I ask: What rates have folks recently found?
>
>
>
>

Zero percent if you qualify.


> wrote in message ...
> On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 01:35:20 GMT, "Art"
> >
> wrote:
>
>>Check the ads in your local Sunday newspaper or www.chrysler.com
>
>
> I did. Paper doesn't have, even in the fine print. Website requires IE
> (security risk).
>
> Again, I ask: What rates have folks recently found?
>
>
>
>

Zero percent if you qualify.


> wrote in message ...
> On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 01:35:20 GMT, "Art"
> >
> wrote:
>
>>Check the ads in your local Sunday newspaper or www.chrysler.com
>
>
> I did. Paper doesn't have, even in the fine print. Website requires IE
> (security risk).
>
> Again, I ask: What rates have folks recently found?
>
>
>
>

But even zero percent financing "costs": it costs you the rebate that
you would get if you paid cash.

Perce


On 11/29/04 09:46 pm Art tossed the following fistful of bytes into the
ever-growing pot of cybersoup:

> Zero percent if you qualify.