chrysler financing rates?

[truckin88]

How do you find Chryslers rates. may have deal worked out, but to get rebates have to finance with Chrysler

 

[Jimmy07]

https://chryslercapital.com/
Obviously the rate will vary based on your credit history

 

[chrisbh17]

Honestly their rates were $hit when I bought my '17 last October.

My credit score at all of the "big 3" are 800+, yet the best they could do was 5.something percent. They even told me they didnt check my credit scores (WTF?)

I financed the minimum required to get the 500.00 cash rebate then paid it off the next week. Once I signed the papers on the truck I told them what I planned to do, because when I asked "what is the minimum" and "how long do i need to keep the loan active", I got 3 different answers from 3 different people in the finance dept.

 

[RBAT]

Bought mine in early November. 3.2% for 60 months. Pretty close to the credit union base rate of 2.95%.

 

[Joes1500]

Got my 17 in Sept. Got it at .9% for 72 months. They also offered 0% for 48 months. I plan on having it payed off in two and half years either way. But for the difference I went with the 72 month option , just incase something financially bad happens. You never know.

 

[1500canoe]

I financed the minimum required to get the 500.00 cash rebate then paid it off the next week. Once I signed the papers on the truck I told them what I planned to do, because when I asked "what is the minimum" and "how long do i need to keep the loan active", I got 3 different answers from 3 different people in the finance dept.

Hell, the dealer is the one that told me to do that very thing when I wanted to pay in cash. Borrow the minimum of $5k to get the $500 rebate, then pay it off the next week. I think I had to pay a whopping $11 and change in interest, to save $500.

 

[Cmsharp]

2.5% for 60 months in sept 2016.

 

[ColdCase]

Do they still offer the 0% 5 year deal incentive?

 

[1500canoe]

Do they still offer the 0% 5 year deal incentive?

When I bought one recently, you could choose between 0% for 36 I believe, OR something like $3000 rebate. I don't think they had 0% for 5 years.

 

[Booms]

August of 2015. 1.9% for 60 months.