chrysler rebates after Jan 3?

Anybody know of a list of what rebates Chrysler will be offering after
the Jan 3 cut off? thanks

"frenchy" > wrote in message
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> Anybody know of a list of what rebates Chrysler will be offering after
> the Jan 3 cut off? thanks
>

www.edmunds.com

"frenchy" > wrote in message
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> Anybody know of a list of what rebates Chrysler will be offering after
> the Jan 3 cut off? thanks
>

www.edmunds.com

James C. Reeves wrote:
> "frenchy" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
> > Anybody know of a list of what rebates Chrysler will be offering
after
> > the Jan 3 cut off? thanks
> >
>
> www.edmunds.com

Looks like the answer is "zip"....Frenchy

James C. Reeves wrote:
> "frenchy" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
> > Anybody know of a list of what rebates Chrysler will be offering
after
> > the Jan 3 cut off? thanks
> >
>
> www.edmunds.com

Looks like the answer is "zip"....Frenchy

"frenchy" > wrote in message
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>
> James C. Reeves wrote:
> > "frenchy" > wrote in message
> > oups.com...
> > > Anybody know of a list of what rebates Chrysler will be offering
> after
> > > the Jan 3 cut off? thanks
> > >
> >
> > www.edmunds.com
>
> Looks like the answer is "zip"....Frenchy
>

For now. Now isn't the time of year for automakers to offer rebates. People
are
tapped out after Christmas and their tax refund checks are months away, they
cannot afford to buy even if your giving away the vehicles. The
automakers have another 6 months before they have to start worrying about
unloading inventory for the new models. And the foreign currency exchange
rate could easily make your import competition lots more expensive in the
next 6 months and eliminate the need for rebates.

Ted

"frenchy" > wrote in message
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>
> James C. Reeves wrote:
> > "frenchy" > wrote in message
> > oups.com...
> > > Anybody know of a list of what rebates Chrysler will be offering
> after
> > > the Jan 3 cut off? thanks
> > >
> >
> > www.edmunds.com
>
> Looks like the answer is "zip"....Frenchy
>

For now. Now isn't the time of year for automakers to offer rebates. People
are
tapped out after Christmas and their tax refund checks are months away, they
cannot afford to buy even if your giving away the vehicles. The
automakers have another 6 months before they have to start worrying about
unloading inventory for the new models. And the foreign currency exchange
rate could easily make your import competition lots more expensive in the
next 6 months and eliminate the need for rebates.

Ted

Ted Mittelstaedt wrote:
> >> > For now. Now isn't the time of year for automakers to offer
rebates. People> are
> tapped out after Christmas and their tax refund checks are months
away, they
> cannot afford to buy even if your giving away the vehicles. The
> automakers have another 6 months before they have to start worrying
about
> unloading inventory for the new models. And the foreign currency
exchange
> rate could easily make your import competition lots more expensive in
the
> next 6 months and eliminate the need for rebates.
>
> Ted

hmmm well I guess I won't have to wait to get out of the mood to buy
that 2004 or 2005 Sebring convertible, this will do it for me : (
Seems kinda backwards, everybody's loaded before xmas and we get
rebates, and now that everybody is tapped out, when we need rebates as
an incentive, we don't get them? Frenchy

Ted Mittelstaedt wrote:
> >> > For now. Now isn't the time of year for automakers to offer
rebates. People> are
> tapped out after Christmas and their tax refund checks are months
away, they
> cannot afford to buy even if your giving away the vehicles. The
> automakers have another 6 months before they have to start worrying
about
> unloading inventory for the new models. And the foreign currency
exchange
> rate could easily make your import competition lots more expensive in
the
> next 6 months and eliminate the need for rebates.
>
> Ted

hmmm well I guess I won't have to wait to get out of the mood to buy
that 2004 or 2005 Sebring convertible, this will do it for me : (
Seems kinda backwards, everybody's loaded before xmas and we get
rebates, and now that everybody is tapped out, when we need rebates as
an incentive, we don't get them? Frenchy

"frenchy" > wrote in message
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> Ted Mittelstaedt wrote:
>> >> > For now. Now isn't the time of year for automakers to offer
> rebates. People> are
>> tapped out after Christmas and their tax refund checks are months
> away, they
>> cannot afford to buy even if your giving away the vehicles. The
>> automakers have another 6 months before they have to start worrying
> about
>> unloading inventory for the new models. And the foreign currency
> exchange
>> rate could easily make your import competition lots more expensive in
> the
>> next 6 months and eliminate the need for rebates.
>>
>> Ted
>
> hmmm well I guess I won't have to wait to get out of the mood to buy
> that 2004 or 2005 Sebring convertible, this will do it for me : (
> Seems kinda backwards, everybody's loaded before xmas and we get
> rebates, and now that everybody is tapped out, when we need rebates as
> an incentive, we don't get them? Frenchy
>

It wouldn't hurt to go in and make a offer on one. Ya never know