EC pricing for T&C and PT Cruiser

What is the EC price for:

1) Town and Country Touring
2) PT Cruiser - base

Thanks,

On Wed, 1 Jun 2005, JM wrote:

> What is the EC price for:
>
> 1) Town and Country Touring
> 2) PT Cruiser - base

EC = ???

European Community?
Extremely Common?
Edible Chocolate?

EC=Employee choice.... this is the price that Chrysler employees get..
"Daniel J. Stern" > wrote in message
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> On Wed, 1 Jun 2005, JM wrote:
>
>> What is the EC price for:
>>
>> 1) Town and Country Touring
>> 2) PT Cruiser - base
>
> EC = ???
>
> European Community?
> Extremely Common?
> Edible Chocolate?

"JM" > wrote in message ...
> EC=Employee choice.... this is the price that Chrysler employees get..
> "Daniel J. Stern" > wrote in message
> n.umich.edu...
>> On Wed, 1 Jun 2005, JM wrote:
>>
>>> What is the EC price for:
>>>
>>> 1) Town and Country Touring
>>> 2) PT Cruiser - base
>>
>> EC = ???
>>
>> European Community?
>> Extremely Common?
>> Edible Chocolate?

Really simple pricing. Dealer Invoice minus the current rebates in effect.
If you were an employee you need to obtain the forms from chrysler and give
them to the dealer to fill out. And they inturn send in completed forms and
copy of bill of sale to DC. If dealer overcharged you, DC will send you the
check for the difference. So there is no worries of being overcharged. You
will get the difference back. Dc pays the dealer 4% of dealer invoice to the
dealer for selling it to employee. On some vehicles the dealer will make
more selling to employee at dead cost then they make on retail.

If you are asking about an EC then you must know someone who works for DCX -
ask them they have a list. Plus the dealer should know. I got 1% below
invoice as a supplier discount. Not worht it now IMO



"David" > wrote in message
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>
> "JM" > wrote in message ...
> > EC=Employee choice.... this is the price that Chrysler employees get..
> > "Daniel J. Stern" > wrote in message
> > n.umich.edu...
> >> On Wed, 1 Jun 2005, JM wrote:
> >>
> >>> What is the EC price for:
> >>>
> >>> 1) Town and Country Touring
> >>> 2) PT Cruiser - base
> >>
> >> EC = ???
> >>
> >> European Community?
> >> Extremely Common?
> >> Edible Chocolate?
>
> Really simple pricing. Dealer Invoice minus the current rebates in effect.
> If you were an employee you need to obtain the forms from chrysler and
give
> them to the dealer to fill out. And they inturn send in completed forms
and
> copy of bill of sale to DC. If dealer overcharged you, DC will send you
the
> check for the difference. So there is no worries of being overcharged. You
> will get the difference back. Dc pays the dealer 4% of dealer invoice to
the
> dealer for selling it to employee. On some vehicles the dealer will make
> more selling to employee at dead cost then they make on retail.
>
>