[specialk01510]

My uncle works for DCX and can get me an A-Plan discount on a new car. I have never had a reason to use it because there was no car that met my requirements with the discontinuation of the previous SRT-4. Now that the Caliber SRT-4 is coming out, i have something i can look forward to. So basically what is in the A-Plan, how will it benifit me?

 

[Amandyke]

I'm not sure the new SRT-4 will be an option under and purchase incentive plan.

 

[High Caliber]

On the Neon srt I could not get the discount that is why I bought an R/t instead. I think 1/2 way through the 04 model they allowed the employee discount on the SRT's because they werent moving off the lots very fast.

I think the same thing will happen with the Caliber. At least I hope it doesnt and they allow the discount immediately.

The discount is around 3-5% under the invoice.

 

[specialk01510]

So basically ill be paying full price if i want an SRT-4. Damn

 

[sr4tuner]

Well i think the smart thing would be to ask your uncle then

 

[specialk01510]

Well i think the smart thing would be to ask your uncle then

jee, thanks.

i was lookin for a bit of insight, i didnt know anything about it. i just knew he could get it for me. ill have to ask him next time i see him. im not in a big hurry, i have till spring of 07

 

[Ryan27]

Chrysler doesn't exactly have 'A-plan'. You either get EP (employee price) which is 3% below invoice, or PP (preffered price) 1% below invoice. On the previous srt-4 they did start to allow the EP to be used in 2004, but never the PP. You will only be eligible for the PP if your uncle is the one with the discount (EP is available to immediate family only).I hope this answers your question.

 

[OUWxGuesser]

Which is the college grad pricing?

Aaron

 

[Xtreme Thunder]

Which is the college grad pricing?

Aaron

I think that is like a preorder insentive. I have no idea how long it runs for, lemme see if I can find the thread with the links.......EDIT: found the link where that info can be found: http://www.caliberforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=87&highlight=incentives

 

[OUWxGuesser]

Looks like "preferred price" which according to the above is 1% under (maybe they mean above?) invoice. It also says you can add it to current incentives... so you could take the preferred price and add the $500. Awesome. We'll see! I'm waiting to test drive one before I make a decision. I've got ants in my pants to say the least... it looks great for storm chasing with the AC jack/bvg cooler, etc. AWD would be extra nice, although I'm not sure if I'll be able to swing that.

My top two choices right now are the Fusion and the Caliber.

Aaron

 

[Diallu]

Chrysler doesn't exactly have 'A-plan'. You either get EP (employee price) which is 3% below invoice, or PP (preffered price) 1% below invoice. On the previous srt-4 they did start to allow the EP to be used in 2004, but never the PP. You will only be eligible for the PP if your uncle is the one with the discount (EP is available to immediate family only).I hope this answers your question.

Well if your uncles brother/sister, your father/mother were to sign for the car I'd be he would get E.P.

AFAIK anyhow.

 

[Ryan27]

Yes, you would get the EP if the vehicle was in their name. I believe the collge grad program is the prefferd price.