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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / January 2005Chrysler 1975 rebate amount
"Buy a car, get a check!" urged Joe Garagiola during the 1975 Superbowl. Did anyone actually take advantage of this offer? How much was it? > "Buy a car, get a check!" urged Joe Garagiola during the 1975 Superbowl. > Did anyone actually take advantage of this offer? How much was it? Read "Iaccoca" (or is it "Iacocca"?). >> "Buy a car, get a check!" urged Joe Garagiola during the 1975 Superbowl. >> Did anyone actually take advantage of this offer? How much was it? > >Read "Iaccoca" (or is it "Iacocca"?). According to one internet source I found" Chrysler offers the auto industry's first rebate, $200-$400 on certain models purchased before mid-February." >> "Buy a car, get a check!" urged Joe Garagiola during the 1975 Superbowl. >> Did anyone actually take advantage of this offer? How much was it? > >Read "Iaccoca" (or is it "Iacocca"?). Also see: http://journals.cambridge.org/bin/bladerunner?30REQEVENT=&REQAUTH=0&500001REQSUB =&REQSTR1=S0021849903030046 Iacocca was still working for ford then I think > > "Buy a car, get a check!" urged Joe Garagiola during the 1975 Superbowl. > > Did anyone actually take advantage of this offer? How much was it? > > Read "Iaccoca" (or is it "Iacocca"?). I didn't say Iacocca was behind the program, I said to read his book. > Iacocca was still working for ford then I think > > > > "Buy a car, get a check!" urged Joe Garagiola during the 1975 Superbowl. > > > Did anyone actually take advantage of this offer? How much was it? > > > > Read "Iaccoca" (or is it "Iacocca"?). ok I'll go over to the old mans house and read it again......its been 12 yrs or so > I didn't say Iacocca was behind the program, I said to read his book. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > > > > Read "Iaccoca" (or is it "Iacocca"?). >"Buy a car, get a check!" urged Joe Garagiola during the 1975 >Superbowl. Did anyone actually take advantage of this offer? How much >was it? IIRC it was "up to $500" or something like that depending on the model / price. Thanks. I found various amounts quoted on the net and couldn't figure out what the correct one was. I just wanted to find out if anyone had actually taken advantage of it. FYI: I called Chrysler and their historian (who'd a thunk they have a position called historian) said it was $200. I appreciate the feedback. |
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