As
Chrysler winds quickly through the Chapter 11
bankruptcy court process and prepares for its
new future going in a different direction along
with Fiat, it has rolled out a national
newspaper advertisement that says simply "we're
building a new car company", it has announced a
continuation of generous new vehicle discounts
to keep customers coming through the dealership
doors during May.
"As the new ads say,"
says a Chrysler statement," we're restructuring our
business to become stronger, leaner and more
competitive. And, and we still have the best powertrain
warranty in the industry, backed by the U.S.
government."
Chrysler
has also introduced new vehicle sales
incentives that last until the end of the month
and that will help consumers with
the bottom line price of a new vehicle. "Chrysler LLC is building a new car company,
and we are asking consumers to come see what we
are building for you as we begin a vibrant new
phase of our company," said Steven Landry,
Executive Vice President North American Sales
and Marketing, Global Service and Parts —
Chrysler LLC. "Consumers are telling us that the
net purchase price of the vehicle is the most
important factor right now, so we are pleased to
introduce incentives that address what the
consumer is looking for."
This
month Chrysler LLC is offering up
to US$4,000 Consumer Cash on 2009 model vehicles,
US$1,000 Owner Loyalty for current Chrysler LLC
vehicle owners that is good towards most 2008
and 2009 Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles and
up to US$1,000 Credit Union Bonus Cash for
qualified members who finance their new vehicle
purchase through a participating Credit Union.
These incentives are valid through June 1, 2009.
More than 1,500 credit union, representing 40
million credit union members in all 50 states,
are participating in the "Invest in America"
program, which offers low-rate financing on new
vehicle purchases for approved members, and the
additional bonus cash of up to $1,000 mentioned
above is available. Thousands of Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge dealers
across the United States are open for business
and have a wide selection of vehicles with the
best quality ratings in Chrysler's history and a
model line up where 73 percent of the vehicles
have improved fuel economy compared to the 2008
model year.
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