And the dealer that I have never done buisness with;Freedon Of Lexington said:Freedom Dodge Chrysler Jeep has been designated as a site to conduct a special test pricing and financing event. Your 2004 Jeep Wrangler qualifies you for this private sale.
We are in desperate need of acquiring several pre-owned vehicles by the end of this week in order to fulfill special vehicle requests. As the owner of a high demand 2004 Jeep Wrangler, we want to exchange your vehicle for a brand new Dodge Chrysler Jeep. We have been authorized to buy back your 2004 Jeep Wrangler for up to 121% of the current market value! Don't worry - if you still owe on your current vehicle, we will pay it off. If you're leasing your vehicle, we'll help you terminate the lease with no penalties.
In addition, you will recieve all factory incentives including rebates up to $9,000 on brand new Dodge Chrysler Jeep vehicles or finance rates as low as 0.0% APR with your good credit. Your newmpaymemt may actually be the same or even lower than your current payment even with no money changing hands....
SOOO...Crossroads Ford Lincoln Mercury said:I wanted to send you this note because we have had several requests for your 2004 Jeep. We are in dire need of quality pre-owned Jeeps. As a manager, I wanted to let you know that we have been able to reduce payments for several customers and I think I will be able to do the same for you. Especially with 0% financing availible for up to 72 months WAC, no payments for 90 days, factory rebates and incentives up to $6,000 or I will cut you a check for up to $6,000...
Bite your tongue. As a future buyer I believe the rink's should be cheap. Once I'm back in the saddle the price can go off the charts. LOLEric said:I get them all the time, 121% of the market value is about 90k... isn't it
IF our jeeps are in such high demand, I believe a premium price is in order :lildevil:
seapahn said:I get them for all our cars ... jeep, mazda, gm, doesn't seem to make a difference. They just want to get you to come in and they figure that's the only way they can make money off of you.
Yea Freedom is where the Jeep was bought by me brand new. Now Crossroads Ford... I don't know where the hell that came from! Never bought from them or serviced anything with them.mikel said:I've received 2 kinds. One stating there are buyers looking for "your" model. Another more along the lines of "there isn't a better time to trade in your vehicle" offering top dollar and incentives only to have numerous disclaimers associated with it.
Have you noticed any correlation between the letter and a dealership you may have had service done with?
LMAO .. why do I get the feeling that's not entirely a joke eitherSweetPee said:seapahn said:Course I could ditch the girlfriend :lildevil: :laugh:
EXACTLY!rubicon joe said:.... just a ploy to get you to come in and trade yours in for another one and stick it to you on both ends of the deal.
Sounds like there is a good story behind this!kidmugg said:(or trick the system... like my friend does with wine clubs).
x2 you got my interest! :cheesy:Steve578 said:Sounds like there is a good story behind this!kidmugg said:(or trick the system... like my friend does with wine clubs).
