The bad news is that they are giving $1,000 rebates on this car now, plus $2,000 on the convertible (in July yet!).
We're taking full advantage of a range of federal and local grants and rebates on this, including the Treasury's 1603 program.
In fact, you can get a rebate on the Corvette that is $1,000 higher than the one you could get at this time last year.
Under the $1.35 billion tax cut package President Bush is getting ready to sign, single taxpayers would get a rebate on this year's taxes of up to $300, and couples would get a rebate of up to $600.
What actually happened was a rebate on the property tax.
"You don't get that kind of rebate on the Discover Card," he said.
The rebate on the Chrysler Town & Country minivan, for example, rises to $2,000 from an already hefty $1,750.
In addition, the company is offering a $100 rebate on the model.
Marketing at Chrysler now seems to consist of putting another rebate on the car, and overproduction is a chronic problem.
The trouble is that the reward is a rebate on the price the dealers pay for new vehicles.
Toyota, for example, is offering a $5,000 rebate on the Tundra pickup; that's 23% off the $21,395 base MSRP.
