By Demian Russian
Sirius XM Radio (NASDAQ:SIRI) announced this morning that customers who purchase a pre-owned vehicle including factory-installed Satellite Radio, regardless of manufacturer, from participating Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram Truck dealerships across the U.S. will receive a free 3-month trial subscription to SiriusXM Satellite Radio.
Chrysler Group is committed to supporting the ability of dealers to offer their customers the most attractive selection of vehicles with the latest features. A 3-month SiriusXM subscription not only adds value to the superior inventory of pre-owned vehicles available at Chrysler Group dealerships across the country, but also makes driving enjoyable for even more of their customers.
– Steve Beahm, Vice President, Sales, Chrysler Group LLC
Chrysler Group will continue to offer customers a free trial subscription to Sirius XM with the purchase of a new or certified pre-Owned Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram Truck vehicle that is factory-equipped with Satellite Radio.
Customers buying any satellite radio-equipped pre-owned vehicle can be assured of getting best in class audio entertainment at the touch of a button. The list of dealers across the country making SiriusXM available to their pre-owned vehicle customers continues to grow and we are proud that Chrysler Group dealers see the value of giving their customers a subscription to SiriusXM.
– Joe Verbrugge, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Automotive Remarketing Division, SiriusXM
Chrysler Group car dealers who are interested in enrolling in this program should email Sirius XM Radio at SXMPreOwnedProgram@siriusxm.com.
Disclosure: Long SIRI
Contact the author: DemianRussian@SatelliteRadioPlayground.com
“regardless of manufacturer” – excellent!
This is just the beginning to be followed by ford and the others. All of them. Because now they will be competing among themselves to get siri for free. Mel is a genius and very, very shrewd genius. I hope we all know that it eventually leads to siri being a feature on most of the autos with a 3 to 5 year “free” subscription at the expense of the auto makers. We did end up paying for CD players installed in each and every auto, didn’t we???