Sellshomesdrivesviper
Enthusiast
It includes 2009 Viper as well, includes coupe and conv..
No numbers were posted when I made a post, that was something you went back and edited in. Besides, I have no intention of calling a dealer and wasting their time with a bottom dollar price quote, as I already have my 2008 Coupe resting comfortably at home. I was curious, as many others, what the AARP cost is for the 08 Vipers. Thanks for going back and adding the number.
Jon or anyone,
Does the dealer have to sell you the car you pick say a fully optioned aero group car for the AARP price or is it up to them ........? I think I know the answer but would just like to make sure...Kevin.
As to the lead question here, there are no " hidden" programs for Vipers and Chris M. is entirely correct that the Walmart Program is not supposed to include Vipers. The problem is likely due to the fact that with the recent realignments, many folks at Chrysler are doing triple the work they did recently. We have noticed , as Dealers, that there have been a ton of revisions of late , and I suspect we will see one next week that will clarify each program, as the confusion is quite understandable for both the Franchises and consumers. Common sense appears to show it will likely have both Coupes and Convertibles ( 2008s ) available for AARP discounts , as currently the Coupe is not listed, yet was supposed to be included. ACRs are not included in any program and this makes perfect sense with a car that is no longer even orderable for a period of time.
The Walmart program will probably exclude Vipers, as that was not viewed as a likely marketing arena.
With Corporate shut down until Monday, it will be next week for answers , and as we ( Woodhouse ), personally, have a couple of folks wanting 2008 Coupes under the AARP program, I will be happy to see if we can get a clarification.
An actual AARP number and photocopy of the member's card is a requirement for the sale, or the Dealer will be charged back, so fudging on the program will be difficult and not encouraged by reputable Franchises, as they would eat a large chunk of money under an audit --- and Corporate is doing more of these increasingly!!!
All of us want to sell Vipers and buy Vipers for a long time, so keep in mind the product you love has to be viable for someone to purchase , or to keep within the Corporate Umbrella. My personal opinion is we need to temper the negativism and look towards ways we can promote the Serpent, if we are true devotees, instead of stirring the *** during an unsettled time.
Respectfully Submitted,
Bill Pemberton
Viperholic
As to the lead question here, there are no " hidden" programs for Vipers ..........
The Walmart program will probably exclude Vipers, as that was not viewed as a likely marketing arena.
Actually the revision was done on 12/2 and still has a minor glitch in it. We should have the corrected version up late today or tommorrow. Keep in mind that folks at Chrysler are often doing the work that up to 5 people previously accomplished. We have been blessed that some key personnel in SRT Sales/Marketing have stuck it out and are still around , plugging away for all us Viper sickos ( an incurable , but wonderfully addictive disease ).
Walmart is gone and was never intended to be on there, as Chris noted and Jon reported on. The AARP program is being revised to read as originally intended, and will to some degree open up things a bit for many.
...and will ACR's then be eligible???
It includes 2009 Viper as well, includes coupe and conv..