Post your Rebel pics!

[PorBoy]

One suggestion is to for for the rear wheel well,liners, you’ll thank us later.

 

[CaptainCJ35]

0% for 84 months? That's... that's pretty damn awesome.

 

[tjc3]

Just picked up this beast Saturday. I took advantage of the 0% for 84mo.

2019 Rebel, 5.7 Hemi (non e-torque), Alpine Stereo Upgrade and Remote Start. Pretty basic, but less to break.

Nice, congrats

 

[Leinhauser01]

One suggestion is to for for the rear wheel well,liners, you’ll thank us later.

I've already been looking. I'll probably just order them at the dealership and have them install.

0% for 84 months? That's... that's pretty damn awesome.

Yea, all of FCA is doing 0% for 84. I believe everything but HD trucks.

 

[5thGenRebel_AMK]

I've already been looking. I'll probably just order them at the dealership and have them install.



Yea, all of FCA is doing 0% for 84. I believe everything but HD trucks.

What kind of discounts are on these trucks tho along with the 0% 84 mo financing offer? Usually you give up rebates. Interest on 84 months ends up being a LOT of money tho

 

[5thGenRebel_AMK]

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Do you have any more pics? I’m looking at getting these wheels and can’t find anyone with these!

 

[Cease11]

Do you have any more pics? I’m looking at getting these wheels and can’t find anyone with these!

If you want I can send you closer pictures tmw?

 

[Cease11]

Do you have any more pics? I’m looking at getting these wheels and can’t find anyone with these!

Tire is a 295/70/18. 34s. Toyo RT

 

[5thGenRebel_AMK]

Tire is a 295/70/18. 34s. Toyo RT

nice man they look good! whats the offset? From what i've seen they're available in two different offsets. Yours looks pretty flush with the flares

 

[Cease11]

nice man they look good! whats the offset? From what i've seen they're available in two different offsets. Yours looks pretty flush with the flares

These are +1. They’re pretty flush with the body. I like these wheels. Check out the method 305nv pretty sweet too!

 

[rebel without a cause]

 

[Jcarroll8907]

 

[Leinhauser01]

What kind of discounts are on these trucks tho along with the 0% 84 mo financing offer? Usually you give up rebates. Interest on 84 months ends up being a LOT of money tho

My dealership gave me $6k off, so I financed $49k.

 

[SD Rebel]

Not sure if they are quite at the level last year when FCA was on a mission to beat Silverado sales. We were seeing like $25% off MSRP. I got my Rebel for $39,787 from a $53,000 MSRP as an example back in July.

However, we didn't get 0% APR either.

 

[5thGenRebel_AMK]

My dealership gave me $6k off, so I financed $49k.

Jeeze. I doubt you can refi at that rate with them or anyone else.

 

[Leinhauser01]

Jeeze. I doubt you can refi at that rate with them or anyone else.

The $6k was the discount from the dealership. I lost all rebates since I took the 0%

 

[NO3PUTT]

Hijacking a thread here but all this deal talk I decided to do some quick math for everyone. Some people in this forum seem to not understand math very well. This is based on current Canadian pricing on an average optioned Rebel. Used 2019 Rebel with same options and 20,000km.

New(60 Month) ~ New(84 Month) ~ Used(60 Month)

MSRP ~ $71,000 ~ $71,000 ~ $50,000
Discount ~ (20%)-$14,200 ~ -$6,000 ~ -$2,500
Remaining Balance ~ $56,800 ~ $65,000 ~ $47,500
Taxes(5%) ~ $2,840 ~ $3,250 ~ $2,375
Financed Amount ~ (4%APR)$59,640 ~ (.5%APR)$68,250 ~ (7%APR)$49,875
Total Loan ~ $65,848.38 ~ $69,457.90 ~ $59,177.66
Total Interest ~ $6,208.38 ~ $1,207.90 ~ $9,302.66
Bi-Weekly Payment ~ $506.53 ~ $381.64 ~ $455.21

Someone correct me if my math is wrong.

 

[SilverSurfer15]

Looks about right to me, the logic anyways. Just keep in mind with the 84 month loan you are in A high negative equity situation for the first 3 years or so. Which doesn’t matter at all unless you decide to get rid of it, or it’s totaled without GAP. That being said, it seems like the answer is obvious..... the 84 month.

 

[Eltaco]

Wow, I couldn’t possibly disagree any more. I financed $25k, and my total finance charge for the life of loan will be $1700 if I don’t choose to pay it off sooner. I took $7k in rebates which would have been given up if I took 0% financing. My payment comes out far lower ($371/mo opposed to $444/mo) when financing $25k at 2.19% than $32k at 0%.

0% financing at $7k higher vehicle cost is bait and switch, in my scenario.

Please check the math for your own personal scenario as the only way I can figure it actually benefits a person to take the 0% financing is if you’re financing the vast majority of the vehicle or have such poor credit you can’t get a reasonable loan rate.

 

[SilverSurfer15]

Some quarantine photos since everyone is stuck inside.... Shameful plug.... this truck is for sale... PMs accepted for any questions.