Coupon code for 15% off Jeep® Performance Parts and Authentic Accessories by Mopar®.

[viper88]

I went to the Chicago Auto Show last week and got a email for 15% off Jeep® Performance Parts and Authentic Accessories by Mopar®. Here is the email and coupon code for anyone interested buying parts and wants to save a few bucks.

"We hope you enjoyed your recent visit to Camp Jeep® at the Chicago Auto Show! To thank you for participating, here's 15% off Jeep® Performance Parts and Authentic Accessories by Mopar®. These hard-core, high-quality Jeep® Brand vehicle parts are designed, built and tested by the same teams that make Jeep®brand vehicles. Check out the cutting edge portfolio of parts and accessories at the Jeep® Performance Parts online store and use coupon code CAS15OFF*. Hurry! Offer expires 9/30/21!

You can also redeem your 15% off visiting your local participating Jeep Brand dealership and mentioning this offer."

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[dshark1]

Thx for the heads up!

 

[bem1]

Here is the website address: Official Mopar® Site | Mopar Jeep Performance Parts
Has anyone validated the code yet?

 

[viper88]

Here is the website address: Official Mopar® Site | Mopar Jeep Performance Parts
Has anyone validated the code yet?

I just got that email today. The email said you can also use the coupon code at "local participating Jeep Brand dealership"

 

[bem1]

I just got that email today. The email said you can also use the coupon code at "local participating Jeep Brand dealership"

DOH!

 

[Wolfy]

Said "not valid" when I tried to use it on these wheels.

 

[jeeeeeeep]

Just an FYI - The few parts I've been looking at are way more expensive on that site than on allmoparparts.com and a few others - would be worth looking into this for anything you're looking at.

 

[misanthrope]

Took $102 off of the already discounted Mopar tube doors for me. Price including tax is $1103.

 

[misanthrope]

Said "not valid" when I tried to use it on these wheels.

That's not the official Mopar website.

 

[Outrun]

Too bad they discontinued the crate axle 60s.

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