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2020 rebates
- Thread starter Sawyerd3
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Would have been nice to see some March rebates on 2020 orders. I mean, throw us a bone.
Maybe they're getting ready to comp all the early adopters a TTPMS setup?
Maybe they're getting ready to comp all the early adopters a TTPMS setup?
Would have been nice to see some March rebates on 2020 orders. I mean, throw us a bone.
Maybe they're getting ready to comp all the early adopters a TTPMS setup?
I’m hoping they come out with some more rebates in March. Truck will be here then. I’ve qualified for $1500 in rebates but hoping to get more
I struggled quite a bit on the timing decision for my 2500 purchase... in part due to when to roll the dice on placing the order relative to expected delivery timeframe & historical norms of meaningful FCA rebates/incentives. The reality I came to accept was that significant incentives (at least my perception of 'significant') on the 2500's just don't materialize as they do several times per year in the half-ton market. That said, I lucked out a bit with FCA's current 0% financing incentive which was valuable to me for my situation.
Nobody particularly loves paying interest on depreciating assets to begin with, but the 0% offer allowed me to be comfortable paying up for some FCA add-ons at the time of purchase (Maxcare, couple others) & let FCA eat the net present value penalty for them. Without the 0% offer, I would not have purchased any add-ons. At most I would have reevaluated doing Maxcare via Zeigler (or the like) down the road just before the eligibility cutoff. When FCA pushed out the 0% financing back in January, I thought for sure I would miss it... but I was excited when they extended it this month.
Granted, for cash buyers.... 0% offers are annoying & often counterproductive since they typically suppress incentives that bring down the vehicle cost. Good luck, hope they offer something that helps you in your timeframe!
Nobody particularly loves paying interest on depreciating assets to begin with, but the 0% offer allowed me to be comfortable paying up for some FCA add-ons at the time of purchase (Maxcare, couple others) & let FCA eat the net present value penalty for them. Without the 0% offer, I would not have purchased any add-ons. At most I would have reevaluated doing Maxcare via Zeigler (or the like) down the road just before the eligibility cutoff. When FCA pushed out the 0% financing back in January, I thought for sure I would miss it... but I was excited when they extended it this month.
Granted, for cash buyers.... 0% offers are annoying & often counterproductive since they typically suppress incentives that bring down the vehicle cost. Good luck, hope they offer something that helps you in your timeframe!