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    Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR

    Ford To Offer Employee Pricing Plus 0% Financing In Desperate Attempt To Sell Cars

    Deeper, Dr. Z, Deeper! Chrysler Sweetens The Incentives Pot For Employees

    Summer Sales Fever: You Get An Employee Discount, And You Get An Employee Discount, And You...!

    Benficiaries of Employee Pricing Actually Prefer Exclusion
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    Image of Triborough Triborough
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    By this time next year, it will probably have a Fiat badge on the front of it.
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    Image of damnelantra™ damnelantra™
    01/26/09

    @Triborough: better yet a fiat with this motor in it
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    Image of Deartháir II Deartháir II
    01/26/09

    @Triborough: So, that'd be, what, the Fiat Five Thousand Five Hundred?


    It'd be perfectly appropriate with a FIAT badge... if they blacked out the "I".


    Tip your servers, I'm here all week.

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    Image of A strolling player got drunk and A strolling player got drunk and
    01/26/09

    @Deartháir:


    Will tipping them make them serve my comments properly?

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    Image of Deartháir II Deartháir II
    01/26/09

    @A strolling player can't find Waldo: I think it's more like:



    Hello Nibbles! Ray, throw the little bastard some celery or something!

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    Image of jduffy13 jduffy13
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    You know this car is so close to being decent looking.


    Fix the sloppy nose, reduce the amount of freeboard and you just might have something here, but in its current form, this thing is a pig.


    Oink, oink, oink.

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    Image of MushyHeirloom MushyHeirloom
    01/26/09

    @jduffy13: Oh, it's already a decent-looking car, but that and power are really its finest attributes. It's just a heavy sonofabitch.
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    Image of Plecostomus [Tyrrell] Plecostomus [Tyrrell]
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    $41,010 with employee pricing PLUS an additional $1000 off brings the total to 40,010.


    And this is for a 6-MT in RED.


    Nice price or crackpipe?

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    Image of Deartháir II Deartháir II
    01/26/09

    @Plecostomus - A monument to failure: I'll go ya one better. Sticker price on a black-on-black Jeep Commander I looked at on my way home tonight: $62,490. Hahahaha. Shit, I can pick up a used '08 with about 5000 kms on it for $19k. Employee pricing better be able to compete with that!
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    Image of A Pimp Named DaveR A Pimp Named DaveR
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    Sadly, I don't think I could afford one now even at the 1968 price point....


    /sigh

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    Image of Graverobber Graverobber
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    Did ChallengerTalk read about it in USAToday?
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    Image of smalleyxb122 smalleyxb122
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    Can we knock a few bucks off if I only want the R/T with the six speed? How about just the $1000 that the manual costs over the slushbox?
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    Image of SmaartAasSaabr SmaartAasSaabr
    01/26/09

    @smalleyxb122: Click the link! The R/T gets an extra 1000$ off, so free stick!


    Damn I am so tempted

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    Image of smalleyxb122 smalleyxb122
    01/26/09

    @SmaartAasSaabr: Damn me, and my non-link-clicking self! Thanks for the heads up.
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    Image of danio3834 danio3834
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    Employee pricing + 0% + dealer mark-up?
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    Image of JackMaz drags wagon JackMaz drags wagon
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    Employees? Pshaw. As taxpayers, we're part owners.
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    Image of Schm, enjoying his first desert winter. . Schm, enjoying his first desert winter. .
    01/26/09

    @JackMaz: As long as we're not liable when it crashes.
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    Image of Deartháir II Deartháir II
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    But does it have a Man-Step™?


    God knows it NEEDS one.

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    Image of Jo Schmo Jo Schmo
    01/26/09

    @Deartháir: I think the Jessica Simpson carwash step would be more appropriate
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    Image of Deartháir II Deartháir II
    01/26/09

    @Jo Schmo *now with Produkteinführungssteuerung: You make a powerful argument. Although with that, they probably wouldn't need Employee Pricing or 0% APR...
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    Image of damnelantra™ damnelantra™
    01/26/09

    @Jo Schmo *now with Produkteinführungssteuerung: no carls jr commercial references? though that would require a large shipment of hydrogen peroxide with vehicle delivery
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    Image of Deartháir II Deartháir II
    01/26/09

    @damnelantra™: What's Carl's jr?


    Forgive my iggerance, I don't think that exists up here in Canadia.

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    Image of JackMaz drags wagon JackMaz drags wagon
    01/26/09

    @Deartháir: Yer raht! Needs one to git me over all that junk in its trunk.
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    Image of Deartháir II Deartháir II
    01/26/09

    @JackMaz: I was just running with the fact that it is a big, BIG car... but you're right, it does have a little Oprah happening as well. I was trying not to point that out. I hear it's sensitive about its weight.
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    Image of Pete Gaines Pete Gaines
    01/26/09

    @Jo Schmo *now with Produkteinführungssteuerung: Are you sure about that? You obviously haven't seen her lately. However, on second thought, she seems fitting for Chrysler:


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    Image of damnelantra™ damnelantra™
    01/26/09

    @Pete Gaines: tee hee hee
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    damnelantra™ was starred damnelantra™ was unstarred
    Image of damnelantra™ damnelantra™
    01/26/09

    @Deartháir: ah yes, my inherently california centric ways must have been showing up yet again...


    [en.wikipedia.org]'s_Jr.

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    Image of Deartháir II Deartháir II
    01/26/09

    @Pete Gaines: DAMN YOU GAINES!


    Next you're going to try and tell me Britney isn't hot anymore either!

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    Image of damnelantra™ damnelantra™
    01/26/09

    @damnelantra™: ugh...


    fuck you html

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    Image of damnelantra™ damnelantra™
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    hmmmm
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    Image of Jo Schmo Jo Schmo
    01/26/09

    In reply to Dodge Challenger SRT8 Qualifies For Employee Pricing, 0% APR
    you have my attention
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    Image of Corporate_guy Corporate_guy
    11/18/08

    In reply to Ford To Offer Employee Pricing Plus 0% Financing In Desperate Attempt To Sell Cars
    2009 Ford Focus FWD

    MPG (city) 24

    MPG (highway) 35

    MPG (combined) 28

    2009 Toyota Corolla

    MPG (city) 27

    MPG (highway) 35

    MPG (combined) 30


    Anyone know why Fords have a much bigger gap between highway and city?


    And, man that flex is ugly. At least GM has the vibe(which carries the bonus of being an efficient corolla).

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    Image of MushyHeirloom MushyHeirloom
    11/18/08

    @Corporate_guy: Every other new car around here is a Vibe. They all look a bit... overinflated.
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    Image of DoctorNine DoctorNine
    11/18/08

    In reply to Ford To Offer Employee Pricing Plus 0% Financing In Desperate Attempt To Sell Cars
    zoom zoom
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    Image of sos10 sos10
    11/18/08

    In reply to Ford To Offer Employee Pricing Plus 0% Financing In Desperate Attempt To Sell Cars
    Shaved by Zero.
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    Image of bagumpity bagumpity
    11/18/08

    In reply to Ford To Offer Employee Pricing Plus 0% Financing In Desperate Attempt To Sell Cars
    NO NO NO. Do NOT take 0% financing. Accept the highest percentage rate you can convince the finance guy to write the loan at, and then split the dealer reserve with him. That's the amount the dealer gets for writing you a butt-reaming loan. THEN (and this is important), pay off the loan in one month. It's ALWAYS 0% financing when you pay cash, and this way you get a few hundred bucks back by screwing them instead of the other way around. This is why you pay cash. In case I didn't say it enough times: PAY CASH. (This message brought to you buy the "if you don't have enough money to pay for it now, don't buy it" public awareness campaign. Also known as "those crazy people who still have money for some reason.")


    P.S. Make sure there are no penalties for early repayment, and also make sure it's not a front-loaded agreement (i.e. where you agree to pay the full financed amount no matter how soon you pay it off).

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    Image of humphrmi humphrmi
    11/18/08

    @bagumpity: I bought a new car in '04 with a zero percent, six year loan. I don't see any downside. For one thing, it's a six year zero percent loan. For another, I've been right side up on my loan every month since I bought the car (because of no accruing interest). I've paid off all my other debts since then, but refuse to pay this one off because I just simply don't see any upside of not having it. Am I missing something?
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