Chrysler Financial Resumes Special APR Program for Dealers
Chrysler Financial announced Wednesday the resumption of subvented retail annual percentage rate (APR) programs in conjunction with Chrysler LLC.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. — Chrysler Financial announced Wednesday the resumption of subvented retail annual percentage rate (APR) programs in conjunction with Chrysler LLC.
Effective today through June 1, qualified customers have an option of selecting zero-percent financing for 72 months on select 2008 model year Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles through Chrysler Financial.
“As this is a challenging market for dealers, Chrysler Financial is pleased to announce our return to retail subvented financing for the month of May to support our dealers and help them move inventory,” said Tom F. Gilman, Chairman and CEO, Chrysler Financial.
This program is in addition to Chrysler Financial’s standard retail financing programs which continued to be offered to qualified retail customers through Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge dealerships.
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