FCA US Announces 2016-MY Fleet Incentives
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has announced fleet incentives for its 2016 model-year vehicles for the Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, and Ram Truck brands.
Photo of 2016 Ram 2500 Heavy Duty courtesy of FCA US.
Photo of 2016 Ram 2500 Heavy Duty courtesy of FCA US.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has announced fleet incentives for its 2016 model-year vehicles for the Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, and Ram Truck brands.
For Chrysler-badged vehicles, Chrysler will offer $1,750 for the Chrysler 200 mid-size sedan; $2,000 for the Chrysler 300 full-size sedan, excluding the SRT model; and $2,000 for the Town and Country minivan.
For its Dodge brand, FCA US will offer $1,500 for the Dart compact car; $500 for the Challenger sport car, excluding the SRT model; $2,000 for the Charger sport car, excluding the SRT model; $2,500 for the Durango mid-size SUV; $1,500 for the Grand Caravan minivan; and $2,500 for the Journey mid-size SUV.
For the Ram Truck brand, FCA US will offer incentives for three vans and 12 trucks (with various engine and cab configurations. Van incentives include $2,000 for the gasoline ProMaster full-size van; $2,000 for the diesel ProMaster; and $1,000 for the ProMaster City compact van.
Truck incentives include$2,500 for the gasoline Ram 1500 pickup (three cab configurations); $3,000 for the gasoline Ram 2500 (5.7L and 6.4L, three cab configurations); $500 for the diesel Ram 2500 (three cab configurations); $3,000 for the gasoline Ram 3500; $500 for the diesel Ram 3500; $3,000 for the gasoline Ram 3500 chassis cab; $500 for the diesel Ram 3500 chassis cab; $3,000 for the gasoline Ram 4500 chassis cab; $500 for the diesel Ram 4500 chassis cab; $3,000 for the gasoline Ram 5500 chassis cab; $500 for the diesel Ram 5500 chassis cab.
For the Jeep brand, FCA US is offering $1,800 for the Cherokee compact SUV; $2,000 for the Compass compact SUV; $1,800 for the gasoline Grand Cherokee mid-size SUV, excluding the SRT and diesel models; $2,000 for the Patriot compact SUV; $500 for the Wrangler compact SUV; and $500 for the Renegade subcompact SUV, which was introduced with the 2015 model year.
For its Fiat brand, FCA US is offering $1,000 for the 500 and 500L subcompact cars, as well as $500 for the Fiat 500X subcompact SUV, which shares a platform with the Renegade.
View the full list of incentives in the table below:
2016 Model | |
|---|---|
Dodge | |
Dart | $1,500 |
Journey | $2,500 |
Challenger (excluding SRT) | $500 |
Charger (excluding SRT) | $2,000 |
Grand Caravan | $1,500 |
Durango | $2,500 |
Fiat | |
Fiat 500 & 500L | $1,000 |
Fiat 500X | $500 |
Chrysler | |
Chrysler 200 | $1,750 |
Chrysler 300 (excluding SRT) | $2,000 |
Town & Country | $2,000 |
Jeep | |
Compass | $2,000 |
Patriot | $2,000 |
Wrangler | $500 |
Grand Cherokee (excluding SRT, diesel) | $1,800 |
Cherokee | $1,800 |
Renegade | $500 |
Ram | |
ProMaster (gasoline) | $2,000 |
ProMaster (diesel) | $2,000 |
ProMaster City | $1,000 |
1500 Reg Cab (excluding diesel) | $2,500 |
1500 Quad/Crew Cab (excluding diesel) | $2,500 |
2500 DJ2 & DJ7 Reg Cab 5.7L gasoline | $3,000 |
2500 DJ2 & DJ7 Reg Cab 6.4L gasoline | $3,000 |
2500 DJ2 & DJ7 Reg Cab 6.7L diesel | $500 |
2500 DJ2 & DJ7 Crew/Mega Cab 5.7L gasoline | $3,000 |
2500 DJ2 & DJ7 Crew/Mega Cab 6.4L gasoline | $3,000 |
2500 DJ2 & DJ7 Crew/Mega Cab 6.7L diesel | $500 |
3500 (gasoline) | $3,000 |
3500 (diesel) | $500 |
3500 Chassis Cab (gasoline) | $3,000 |
3500 Chassis Cab (diesel) | $500 |
4500 Chassis Cab (gasoline) | $3,000 |
4500 Chassis Cab (diesel) | $500 |
5500 Chassis Cab (gasoline) | $3,000 |
5500 Chassis Cab (diesel) | $500 |
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