Chrysler Pacifica Limited

[Jsf983]

Hi there,

I’m fairly new to this forum but in reading the postings and educated responses have really learned a lot. Does the 1% rule still work for a car that has or traditionally had significant rebates?

I’m trying to figure out what’s a realistic payment on a 39 month lease and 10,000 miles a year on a Chrysler Pacifica Limited with a list of about $49,000.

Can this be had for $450 a month or under taxes and fees included in the payment?

I’m in NY and get supplier pricing, educator discount and Costco pricing.

Thanks!

[Qbrozen]

Truth about infamous "1% rule"

There is no consensus on what it should be, so let’s see what majority of experts think about it. Besides, we never had any polls before Some notes: everyone knows that tax is calculated differently, as well as taxation of incentives, etc. So it will never be Granny Smith apples vs. Granny Smith apples, but will still be apples vs. apples, IMO Also - we agree on $0 down (CCR) 1% should be… poll

And, as for the Pacifica, go to edmunds and get the incentives and MF info for your area. Plug that info into a lease calculator, along with your supplier/educator/costco pricing, and see where you are.

[Traderx]

When we talk the 1% rule are we referring to the MSRP or the selling price of the vehicle?

[Qbrozen]

It is what you think it is. Use it to compare deals for yourself and don’t trust how others are using it. Read the thread I linked above.

[Bruce_Smith]

The 1% “rule” is based on MSRP

[Kartik_Pawan]

Yes you can. We got one last year in Aug for 455 for 10K a year for 3 years inclusive of service from Mopar.

[Qbrozen]

Your deal from 9 mos ago has zero bearing on today’s cost.