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adeel
Dec 4th, 2008, 12:29 PM
Hi folks,

Through my employee discount plan at work, I could obtain a brand new what is called a 'well equipped' 2008 Chrysler 300 Touring (MSRP of 33,295) for 22,992.

I am not interested in buying the 300 per se, but I wanted to know if we are getting any value from this employee discount. The breakdown is as follows:

MSRP Well Equipped: $33,295
$1,903Preferred Customer Price Program:
$7,000Customer Discounts/Rebates:
$8,903Total Discounts:
$22,992

So I'd like to hear thoughts on whether this is a good deal, and the type of price that would be paid without this deal. I imagine the 7,000 of customer discounts would apply to all customers?

ES_Revenge
Dec 4th, 2008, 12:33 PM
>$10k off the MSRP in Canada and I'd have to say yeah that's a good deal. Would be even better if you got a similar deal on a 300C though ;)

adeel
Dec 4th, 2008, 12:37 PM
>$10k off the MSRP in Canada and I'd have to say yeah that's a good deal. Would be even better if you got a similar deal on a 300C though ;)

2008 Chrysler 300C Hemi *
MSRP Well Equipped: $46,595
$3,717Preferred Customer Price Program:
$10,000Customer Discounts/Rebates:
$13,717Total Discounts:

$31,478

fooit
Dec 4th, 2008, 01:29 PM
2008 Chrysler 300C Hemi *
MSRP Well Equipped: $46,595
$3,717Preferred Customer Price Program:
$10,000Customer Discounts/Rebates:
$13,717Total Discounts:

$31,478

Is there a deal for 300C AWD as well?

adeel
Dec 4th, 2008, 02:08 PM
Is there a deal for 300C AWD as well?

No. So good/decent deal? What say you?

ES_Revenge
Dec 4th, 2008, 02:43 PM
2008 Chrysler 300C Hemi *
MSRP Well Equipped: $46,595
$3,717Preferred Customer Price Program:
$10,000Customer Discounts/Rebates:
$13,717Total Discounts:

$31,478

Well looks like you found your car :D Now all there is left to do is buy it ;)

fooit
Dec 4th, 2008, 02:53 PM
No. So good/decent deal? What say you?

I am not a big fan of new cars - just check Trader.ca and see that there is a decent amount of 2008 300C with reasonable mileage for 24k-26k and this is before negotiations. You can save another 10k just going used - you will still have a fair amount of warranty for peace of mind.

Billa-786
Dec 4th, 2008, 03:09 PM
Hi folks,

Through my employee discount plan at work, I could obtain a brand new what is called a 'well equipped' 2008 Chrysler 300 Touring (MSRP of 33,295) for 22,992.

I am not interested in buying the 300 per se, but I wanted to know if we are getting any value from this employee discount. The breakdown is as follows:

MSRP Well Equipped: $33,295
$1,903Preferred Customer Price Program:
$7,000Customer Discounts/Rebates:
$8,903Total Discounts:
$22,992

So I'd like to hear thoughts on whether this is a good deal, and the type of price that would be paid without this deal. I imagine the 7,000 of customer discounts would apply to all customers?

Is this Cash purchase price or can it be financed? And if so,at what rate?

CompWizrd
Dec 4th, 2008, 03:14 PM
2008 Chrysler 300 Touring

MSRP Well Equipped:$31,845
Employee Price Discount:$2,628
Consumer Discounts/Rebates:$6,500
EP Bonus Cash:$0
ERBONUS:$2,600
Total Discounts:$11,728
YOUR EMPLOYEE PRICE:$20,167

You wouldn't be able to get the ERBONUS, so you're looking at paying about the same as employee pricing.. keep in mind most chrysler cars sell for nothing near MSRP , as everything big is heavily discounted. most non-entry vehicles go for a bit over half MSRP with employee discount.

Sunney
Dec 4th, 2008, 05:23 PM
i think its a good deal for the car. I dont think any other $23000 compares to it. Have you takin it out for a test drive yet?

adeel
Dec 4th, 2008, 06:30 PM
Is this Cash purchase price or can it be financed? And if so,at what rate?

Not sure about cash/financing.

adeel
Dec 4th, 2008, 06:31 PM
2008 Chrysler 300 Touring

MSRP Well Equipped:$31,845
Employee Price Discount:$2,628
Consumer Discounts/Rebates:$6,500
EP Bonus Cash:$0
ERBONUS:$2,600
Total Discounts:$11,728
YOUR EMPLOYEE PRICE:$20,167

You wouldn't be able to get the ERBONUS, so you're looking at paying about the same as employee pricing.. keep in mind most chrysler cars sell for nothing near MSRP , as everything big is heavily discounted. most non-entry vehicles go for a bit over half MSRP with employee discount.

May I ask where I could find this comparison information? Is it at the chrysler site?

adeel
Dec 4th, 2008, 06:33 PM
i think its a good deal for the car. I dont think any other $23000 compares to it. Have you takin it out for a test drive yet?

No test drive...was really just checking if Iwould be getting a better deal under my corporate plan.

I also have a GM plan where we can get new vehicles at a cost of the dealer's cost + 4%. Would anyone like to comment as to whether that is a good deal? I also have a TD GM Visa, so i suppose I could make use of earnings...

Sunney
Dec 5th, 2008, 05:32 PM
what can you get at gm thats comparable to the 300 at gm? The only car that comes to mind is the impala and g8. I dont know if you can get an Impala for $23000 plus there so boring to look at and i dont think your going to get into any g8 for less than 30 thousand. You should also keep in mind that the 300 is very heavy car and will burn alot of gas so in the long run it might not be to cheap depending on how much you drive.

Hellfire
Dec 7th, 2008, 06:05 PM
2008 Chrysler 300 Touring

MSRP Well Equipped:$31,845
Employee Price Discount:$2,628
Consumer Discounts/Rebates:$6,500
EP Bonus Cash:$0
ERBONUS:$2,600
Total Discounts:$11,728
YOUR EMPLOYEE PRICE:$20,167



Where are you getting the price quoted from? I'd be interested in picking one up at that price. Cash price or financed price?

CompWizrd
Dec 8th, 2008, 11:44 AM
Where are you getting the price quoted from? I'd be interested in picking one up at that price. Cash price or financed price?
That's the pricing off chrysler canada's employee pricing website.. you should be able to get similar from a dealership though, they're pretty desperate for sales. for employee pricing, you have to be an active or retired employee, and have the card they mailed out to that employee.. employees can give you almost-employee pricing though, if you know anyone who works or worked for chrysler

lk4deals
Dec 8th, 2008, 10:06 PM
Where are you getting the price quoted from? I'd be interested in picking one up at that price. Cash price or financed price?

I would also like to know the same, but I'm looking for the AWD touring model.
Please let me know.

Thanks

Hellfire
Dec 8th, 2008, 10:19 PM
I would also like to know the same, but I'm looking for the AWD touring model.
Please let me know.

Thanks

Yea I'd have to get the AWD one too, rear wheel drive isn't good for Canada.

robbieD
Dec 8th, 2008, 10:52 PM
...V8 hemis (even with DOD which I think this one has) are not light on gas. I know that's not an issue now but you know gas is going to go up again...anyway...nice car though.

T-Man
Dec 9th, 2008, 12:04 AM
Hi folks,

Through my employee discount plan at work, I could obtain a brand new what is called a 'well equipped' 2008 Chrysler 300 Touring (MSRP of 33,295) for 22,992.

I am not interested in buying the 300 per se, but I wanted to know if we are getting any value from this employee discount. The breakdown is as follows:

MSRP Well Equipped: $33,295
$1,903Preferred Customer Price Program:
$7,000Customer Discounts/Rebates:
$8,903Total Discounts:
$22,992

So I'd like to hear thoughts on whether this is a good deal, and the type of price that would be paid without this deal. I imagine the 7,000 of customer discounts would apply to all customers?

That looks like the Chrysler Preferred customer rate. So I'm assuming you work for a company that qualifies under the affiliate program. However, this month, I wouldn't need a control number to give this price out to anybody because of the employee pricing. Just for fun, to answer your last question if you were to pay sticker....lol Your cash price would be $40125.17...lol

>$10k off the MSRP in Canada and I'd have to say yeah that's a good deal. Would be even better if you got a similar deal on a 300C though ;)

Is there a deal for 300C AWD as well?

The 08 300C AWD would get
$9500 Consumer Cash/Rebate

Plus another approx $3398.15 off. Employee Pricing

Total discounts approximately $12898.15

Is this Cash purchase price or can it be financed? And if so,at what rate?

Yes and yes.

Rates are 0% up to 60 months, 1.49% up to 72 months, 2.49% up to 84 months. To get those rates, for the 300 you get $1500 discounts/300C $2500 discounts. But regardless of rates, its open loan, meaning its not fixed, you can pay it off anytime, you can transferred to another bank at a lower rate. Theres no restriction/fees for doing it.

2008 Chrysler 300 Touring

MSRP Well Equipped:$31,845
Employee Price Discount:$2,628
Consumer Discounts/Rebates:$6,500
EP Bonus Cash:$0
ERBONUS:$2,600Total Discounts:$11,728
YOUR EMPLOYEE PRICE:$20,167

You wouldn't be able to get the ERBONUS, so you're looking at paying about the same as employee pricing.. keep in mind most chrysler cars sell for nothing near MSRP , as everything big is heavily discounted. most non-entry vehicles go for a bit over half MSRP with employee discount.

Thats correct. Ironically enough, the majority of Chrysler employees themselves do not have the ER Bonus $2600. I"m not sure how they get it, I think its determined by after working for X number of hours/or position held.

i think its a good deal for the car. I dont think any other $23000 compares to it. Have you takin it out for a test drive yet?

Agreed, you should take it out for a test drive, you might be surprised.

lk4deals
Dec 9th, 2008, 12:20 PM
That looks like the Chrysler Preferred customer rate. So I'm assuming you work for a company that qualifies under the affiliate program. However, this month, I wouldn't need a control number to give this price out to anybody because of the employee pricing. Just for fun, to answer your last question if you were to pay sticker....lol Your cash price would be $40125.17...lol





The 08 300C AWD would get
$9500 Consumer Cash/Rebate

Plus another approx $3398.15 off. Employee Pricing

Total discounts approximately $12898.15



Yes and yes.

Rates are 0% up to 60 months, 1.49% up to 72 months, 2.49% up to 84 months. To get those rates, for the 300 you get $1500 discounts/300C $2500 discounts. But regardless of rates, its open loan, meaning its not fixed, you can pay it off anytime, you can transferred to another bank at a lower rate. Theres no restriction/fees for doing it.



Thats correct. Ironically enough, the majority of Chrysler employees themselves do not have the ER Bonus $2600. I"m not sure how they get it, I think its determined by after working for X number of hours/or position held.



Agreed, you should take it out for a test drive, you might be surprised.

T-Man,

Do you work at a Chrysler dealership? I'm interested in purchasing a 2008 300 or 300C AWD. Let me know. Thanks...

freebie
Dec 9th, 2008, 12:41 PM
T-Man,

Do you work at a Chrysler dealership? I'm interested in purchasing a 2008 300 or 300C AWD. Let me know. Thanks...

I think he works at the Mississauga auto mall Chrysler dealership. http://erin.fivestardealers.ca/index.htm

Here's his thread about getting his job. ;)
http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/showthread.php?t=612370

T-Man
Dec 10th, 2008, 11:30 AM
T-Man,

Do you work at a Chrysler dealership? I'm interested in purchasing a 2008 300 or 300C AWD. Let me know. Thanks...

Hi lk4deals,

Yes, I do. PM Sent.

I think he works at the Mississauga auto mall Chrysler dealership. http://erin.fivestardealers.ca/index.htm

Here's his thread about getting his job. ;)
http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/showthread.php?t=612370

Oh wow, I didn't know that fivestardealers.ca website existed. My normal website is www.erindodge.com