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It's no secret that Chrysler is seeing its sales decline at rapid pace. Chrysler Town & Country minivans are staying on dealer lots for an average of 89 days before selling. That's much longer than the industry average of 72 days in today's slow-selling car market.
So Chrysler is already offering a $1,000 rebate on the 2009 Town & Country. The Town & Country is a little nicer inside than the nearly identical Dodge Grand Caravan. It comes with all the nifty options like Swivel-n-Go seating, two-screen rear entertainment systems and glowing fluorescent interior lighting.
For customers who've been leasing a vehicle from Chrysler financial, there's an additional $750 customer loyalty rebate. That's to make up for the fact that Chrysler Financial isn't financing leasesanymore.
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