Chrysler Fleet Offers ‘No Charge’ Ship-Thru Transportation for 2009 Qualified Fleet Orders
AUBURN HILLS, MI - Chrysler Fleet announces big savings with Chrysler / Dodge / Jeep “no-charge” ship-thru charges to upfitters for 2009-model-year qualified fleet orders.
AUBURN HILLS, MI - Chrysler Fleet announces big savings with Chrysler / Dodge / Jeep “no-charge” ship-thru charges to upfitters for 2009-model-year qualified fleet orders. In particular, the 2009 MY Dodge Ram 3500/4500/5500 Chassis Cabs save $400 from 2008 MY charges. There are 18 upfitters in 25 locations throughout the United States to choose from. Orders must be designated as fleet and have a Special Equipment Code to qualify for no-charge ship thru.
Chrysler Fleet Ship-Thru
Producing Plant, Model, 2008/2009 Price
“Dodge City” Warren, Dakota/Ram 1500, $50.00 Now $0
Toledo North, Liberty/Nitro, $100.00 Now $0
St. Louis- North, Ram 1500/2500, $300.00 Now $0
Saltillo, Ram 2500/3500, $300.00 Now $0
Newark, Durango/Aspen, $300.00 Now $0
Windsor, Grand Caravan and Grand C/V, $300.00 Now $0
Belvidere, Compass/Patriot/Caliber, $300.00 Now $0
Saltillo, Dodge Chassis Cab, $400.00 Now $0
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