If you’ve decided to put your tax refund toward a new ride, you may now be ready for the fun part – car shopping.*
Here are a few tips to help you get the right vehicle with the best deal.
1. Research online
Begin by looking at what vehicle or vehicles will meet your needs as well as work with your budget. While shopping for a car in the current market is more competitive than usual, there are incredible vehicles available. Locate nearby FCA US dealerships to view inventory to help with your decisions.
2. Be flexible
Have an open mind on vehicle selection to give yourself added options. Browse the Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Dodge, FIAT®, Jeep®, Ram and Wagoneer lineups to explore different models, vehicle types and colors as you draw up your short list.
3. Consider new and preowned
In the same vein, think about both new and preowned vehicles. This is a good idea at any time and gives you the greatest choice of vehicles and price points when making a purchase.
4. Consider leasing
Leasing may be your preferred option if you wish to drive the very latest model and change vehicles again in a few years’ time. Lease payments are typically lower than when purchasing the same or a similarly equipped vehicle, too.
5. View our offers
Don’t miss out on the latest deals. Chrysler Capital brings eligible buyers and lessees money-saving incentives during tax season and throughout the year, so check out our current offers on new FCA US models.
You can also apply for financing online, and, if approved, visit your local dealer one step ahead in the purchase or lease process. Once at the dealership, remember to ask your dealer about the best incentives available to you to ensure you take full advantage of our offers.
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*These statements are informational only and should not be construed as legal, accounting or professional advice. Nor are they intended as a substitute for legal or professional guidance. Please consult an independent tax professional for any tax-related questions.