From Wall Street Journal:

Chrysler will offer as much as $5,000 in consumer incentives on some 2007 model-year vehicles and "low-rate" financing on certain vehicles this month under a new "America's Hottest Products" campaign. The campaign offers buyers incentives on 2007 model-year vehicles and will last at least through the end of this month.

Some hotter-selling Chrysler passenger cars will be tagged with $1,000 to $1,500 discounts, while some full-size Dodge Ram pickup trucks will be discounted $5,000. The incentives were outlined by Mike Manley, the company's top dealer-operations executive.



The whole article is about the stiff competition from Japanese cars, with Toyota becoming worlds largest vehicle maker, surpassing GM. I think we're going to see lots of incentives to move these cars and trucks off the lot. So even though there may be price increases on the 6.7, they are going to have to give a lot back to sell them. Good news for future buyers like me when I finally get out of this h*ll hole in the muddle east.