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Chrysler thinks "Let's Refuel America" gas lock plan just wasn't offered long enough

Chrysler's "Let's Refuel America" incentive was pretty soundly panned when it was announced in May. Consumer Reports did the math and agreed that getting gas for $2.99 a gallon for the next three years is not a deal. Customers apparently agree that the gas card incentive isn't worth it, since only about 5-10 percent of Chrysler buyers have opted for the promo (which locks out other options). Still, Chrysler doesn't have much else to offer these days, and so has decided to extended the promotion through July 31 rather than let this thing die a ... Read more →

Consumer Reports: Chrysler gas deal not a good idea Jeremy Korzeniewski

Chrysler's "Let's Refuel America" incentive, in which the automaker gave out gas cards which guarantees fuel at $2.99 a gallon, has not proven very successful at all. After the program was initially ...

Didn't take long: Chrysler's $2.99 gas guarantee draws critics Sebastian Blanco

If you're trying to conserve fuel, making said fuel cheaper doesn't help the cause. If you're trying to sell cars, making the stuff they run on cheaper might help. But one thing is for certain, not ...

Chrysler thinks $2.99/gallon is good, guarantees it to new buyers for 3 years Sebastian Blanco

Ever hear of Pricelock? It's a service for fleet operators to purchase gas in bulk at a set price to buffer the company budget from rising fuel fluctuations. Chrysler thinks that new car buyers ...

Chrysler thinks "Let's Refuel America" gas lock plan just wasn't offered long enough 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Chrysler's "Let's Refuel America" incentive was pretty soundly panned when it was announced in May. Consumer Reports did the math and agreed that getting gas for $2.99 a gallon for the next three years is not a deal. Customers apparently agree that the gas card incentive isn't worth it, since only ...

Consumer Reports: Chrysler gas deal not a good idea 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Chrysler's "Let's Refuel America" incentive, in which the automaker gave out gas cards which guarantees fuel at $2.99 a gallon, has not proven very successful at all. After the program was initially launched, critics were quick to point out its flaws, and it appears that the car buying public was ...

Didn't take long: Chrysler's $2.99 gas guarantee draws critics 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

If you're trying to conserve fuel, making said fuel cheaper doesn't help the cause. If you're trying to sell cars, making the stuff they run on cheaper might help. But one thing is for certain, not everyone is a fan of Chrysler's new "Let's Refuel America Gas Card." As we calculated this morning, ...

Chrysler thinks $2.99/gallon is good, guarantees it to new buyers for 3 years 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Ever hear of Pricelock? It's a service for fleet operators to purchase gas in bulk at a set price to buffer the company budget from rising fuel fluctuations. Chrysler thinks that new car buyers should be able to participate as well, through the company's new "Let's Refuel America Gas Card." ...


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