Is 2010 Grand Caravan for $19,999 plus 0% fianace a hot deal?

[elmst200]

Read from local newspaper and saw a Chrysler ad, saying 2010 brand new Dodge Grand Crarvan is for sale at $19,999 plus 0% fianace.

Is it a deal, a hot deal?

[chris647]

Is it $19,999 or $9,999?

If it's $9,999, I'll get two!

[elmst200]

sorry typo. it is $19,999 plus 0% fianance.
Is it a deal?

Is it $19,999 or $9,999?

If it's $9,999, I'll get two!

[chris647]

I don't think it is a Hot deal.

According to Dodge.ca the MSRP is $21,445 for Grand Caravan SE.

[hopsoid]

0% financing for 48/60/72 months?

[natalka]

Depends what's in it, I suppose... I'd be tempted to not go for new, but several years older.

Do some research -
Check the Lemon-Aid vehicle guides

http://www.motortrend.com/cars/2010/...van/index.html

See what promos are in your area -
http://www.getachryslerjeepdodge.ca/

As for the 0% financing, if you don't use their financing, do you get a rebate instead? Sometimes that can save you more...

http://www.carloanscanada.com/canada...financing.aspx
http://www.computegassavings.com/zer...vingscalc.html

I am not a professional; I just play one on TV...

[chumdisk]

if it don't break down within 3 years...

[halo five]

If it doesn't.

[antichrysler]

How much gas comes with it?

[oasis100]

No chrysler is a good deal, no matter how cheap.

[elmst200]

The Dodge Caravan is about $20K cheaper than it comparable Honda Odyssey or Toyota Siena.

How do you think about the $20K save considering the stereotype of driving min-vans, no matter it is Dodge or Honda or Toyota.

[leon200608]

If it doesn't.

It won't break down in 3 years.

2 years are enough.

[khulit]

I brought a brand new Grand Caravan, after 1st month, I had it wheel re-aligned, changed, balanced, etc... until the vibrations in the back were minimized (but not eliminated), it took me around 6 visits to the shop to have them fix it....

After 2 months, rubber seals on the doors were coming off...

After 4 months, the driver side windshield wouldn't close or open properly (unless I manually assist it by pushing and pulling)...

After 5 months the passenger side windshield dropped down and was off the bracket...

and much more, until I got rid of it and sold it after 1 year... I paid around $30K for it and sold it for $19K after 1 year...

At first I didn't really think they would make such crappy cars, and was giving them the benefit of the doubt... but I hate to say I was wrong... way wrong...

Never again!

[leon200608]

I brought a brand new Grand Caravan, after 1st month, I had it wheel re-aligned, changed, balanced, etc... until the vibrations in the back were minimized (but not eliminated), it took me around 6 visits to the shop to have them fix it....

After 2 months, rubber seals on the doors were coming off...

After 4 months, the driver side windshield wouldn't close or open properly (unless I manually assist it by pushing and pulling)...

After 5 months the passenger side windshield dropped down and was off the bracket...

and much more, until I got rid of it and sold it after 1 year... I paid around $30K for it and sold it for $19K after 1 year...

At first I didn't really think they would make such crappy cars, and was giving them the benefit of the doubt... but I hate to say I was wrong... way wrong...

Never again!

You are still much luckier than me. I wouldn't even want to remind myself any of the days I spent with that damned Caravan, it hurts my feelings.

Don't buy Dodge.

[T-Man]

I don't think it is a Hot deal.

According to Dodge.ca the MSRP is $21,445 for Grand Caravan SE.

The MSRP of a 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan SE 24F is

MSRP: $27,445
-$6000 Consumer Cash
=$21,445 (This number you see advertised on Dodge.ca)

Dealers who are participating in the Canada wide promotion can do the $19,999 and yes 0% is Stackable with the $6000 Consumer Cash. This incentive ends tonight.