HodgePodgeDodge
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Well butter my bu# and call me a biscuit! That's a very nice consumer protection program it sounds like.It’s called ‘Sold Order Protection’. It is a program through Chrysler that locks in current rebates and subvented financing rates at time of order. The beautiful thing is that you are protected either way. If the incentives are better at time of delivery you can take those, if the incentives are worse, you are locked in on the better incentives available at ordering. It’s a program available across all Makes an models of FCA vehicles. Your dealership will handle the paperwork, there have been some issues of stupid sales managers not knowing about the program (read that, Not knowing their job.). Push for it when ordering.
So we all should be pushing for "FCA Sold Order Consumer Incentive Protection" as well as "FCA Price Protection" when ordering and getting all that in writing/digital copies, yes?
I just hope that current incentives (exp 9/30/21) on 2021 MY can apply to an order placed now that will have to be a 2022 MY, if they are indeed better than those in effect upon delivery. I haven't been able to verify this for model year transitioning.