Dodge SRT incentives not dead yet

[06SRT10NR]

Just received the latest mail incentives for Dodge products in yesterday's mail. Shocked with the shortage of new vehicles that they'd even bother, but ...

Program ID:45CM4B

Public incentives:
for Challenger/Charger/Durango SRT/Hellcat products: $2000.00 / must take retail delivery by 30 Sep 21
for Challenger/Charger/Durango non-SRT products: $1500.00 / must take retail delivery by 30 Sep 21

plus Private incentives, specific to the name on the mailer:
for Challenger/Charger SRT/Hellcat products: $1500.00 / must take retail delivery by 1 Nov 21
for Challenger/Charger non-SRT products: $750.00 / must take retail delivery by 1 Nov 21

can't quite figure out who this was targeted at, since most of our local dealers haven't had many new Challenger or Chargers this year, nearly all V6's. The only dealerships in my general area with HC's or any other V8, are the "bend over and will give you the price, with an extra charge for the lube" places

 

[BULL]

Somewhere, on some dealer's lot are a handful of units they are trying to get off of the books.

That and just getting people on the lots helps them sell general inventory, especially when people figure out they can't afford a Halo car...


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[2pac]

Just received the latest mail incentives for Dodge products in yesterday's mail. Shocked with the shortage of new vehicles that they'd even bother, but ...

Program ID:45CM4B

Public incentives:
for Challenger/Charger/Durango SRT/Hellcat products: $2000.00 / must take retail delivery by 30 Sep 21
for Challenger/Charger/Durango non-SRT products: $1500.00 / must take retail delivery by 30 Sep 21

plus Private incentives, specific to the name on the mailer:
for Challenger/Charger SRT/Hellcat products: $1500.00 / must take retail delivery by 1 Nov 21
for Challenger/Charger non-SRT products: $750.00 / must take retail delivery by 1 Nov 21

can't quite figure out who this was targeted at, since most of our local dealers haven't had many new Challenger or Chargers this year, nearly all V6's. The only dealerships in my general area with HC's or any other V8, are the "bend over and will give you the price, sans lube" places

Is it name specific? Does it give you a code? Interesting time to offer an incentive indeed.

 

[06SRT10NR]

Is it name specific? Does it give you a code? Interesting time to offer an incentive indeed.

name and address specific with a code for the private part of the discount

1st, larger part is identified as publicly available

 

[vortecd]

I like the must take delivery by Sept 30th being most places have nothing to sell you. May as well make it 10k

 

[recurveman]

Koons website lists one Hellcat in inventory and it's a Charger.

 

[recurveman]

Redeye for about 100 grand.

 

[06SRT10NR]

I like the must take delivery by Sept 30th being most places have nothing to sell you. May as well make it 10k

date was the second thing I noticed, couldn't help but laugh. wishing now I hadn't tossed a similar TRX mailer I received earlier in the week [prefer to keep my SRT10 RC/M6]

 

[Boris]

I heard the affiliate deal is dead today or tomorrow.

Curious to see how product starts moving.

TRXs are rolling down the assembly line though.

 

[2pac]

I heard the affiliate deal is dead today or tomorrow.

Curious to see how product starts moving.

TRXs are rolling down the assembly line though.

Nobody is honoring my EP code, apparently ep's aren't being honored by fca dealers from what others have told me. Strongly exploring the m5 because of this.

 

[MikeD1]

One of the local stealerships (Plaza Dodge) sent me a 'check' in the mail good for $8,250 off any Hellcat in stock.
They have 1 car that has been marked up $8,500 (which they are illegally advertising as the MSRP on their website)

And they wonder why I don't buy any of my cars locally - turds !

 

[BULL]

One of the local stealerships (Plaza Dodge) sent me a 'check' in the mail good for $8,250 off any Hellcat in stock.
They have 1 car that has been marked up $8,500 (which they are illegally advertising as the MSRP on their website)

And they wonder why I don't buy any of my cars locally - turds !

And dealerships wonder why we hate them so badly.

 

[2pac]

One of the local stealerships (Plaza Dodge) sent me a 'check' in the mail good for $8,250 off any Hellcat in stock.
They have 1 car that has been marked up $8,500 (which they are illegally advertising as the MSRP on their website)

And they wonder why I don't buy any of my cars locally - turds !

I believe they aren't allowed to advertise above msrp on their website. Some dealers follow fca regulations and Some don't.

 

[MikeD1]

I believe they aren't allowed to advertise above msrp on their website. Some dealers follow fca regulations and Some don't.

Actually, when they advertise MSRP it is suppose to match the monroney label (aka the factory window sticker). If they have any mark-ups that is suppose to be in a supplemental sticker placed next to the monroney. They can advertise the total of the 2 stickers as the DSRP (dealer SRP).

They can invent as many bogus 'fees' as they want, none of which is required to be posted on the stickers (in most states anyway). Some states do limit the amount of fees that they can tack on and require they be disclosed up front, but unfortunately many (like FL & AZ) do not regulate fees.

FL is a very dealer friendly state making it hard for the consumer to get a fair deal here - sucks !

 

[Whatknot]

I'm offering 3 billion dollars off of the stuff i don't even have to sell.

What a deal!

 

[BULL]

I'm offering 3 billion dollars off of the stuff i don't even have to sell.

What a deal!

If your stuff is only worth $5M, does that mean you own me $2.995B when I "buy" it?

 

[Whatknot]

If your stuff is only worth $5M, does that mean you own me $2.995B when I "buy" it?

No 😉

 

[BULL]

No 😉

Damn it... I must have missed the fine print somewhere...

 

[MikeD1]

Damn it... I must have missed the fine print somewhere...

It's an honor thing - he'd rather owe it to you than cheat you out of it ...............................
All rebates on overpriced items are due & payable on the 5th of never.

 

[2pac]

Actually, when they advertise MSRP it is suppose to match the monroney label (aka the factory window sticker). If they have any mark-ups that is suppose to be in a supplemental sticker placed next to the monroney. They can advertise the total of the 2 stickers as the DSRP (dealer SRP).

They can invent as many bogus 'fees' as they want, none of which is required to be posted on the stickers (in most states anyway). Some states do limit the amount of fees that they can tack on and require they be disclosed up front, but unfortunately many (like FL & AZ) do not regulate fees.

FL is a very dealer friendly state making it hard for the consumer to get a fair deal here - sucks !

Correct, my point was for the websites though.

On cars.com, autotrader, cargurus the dealers will advertise at the actual price above msrp.

On their sites however most dealers only write the msrp or hide the sales price.

Florida is definitely a dealer friendly state, $899 doc fees galore