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Epic Contributor
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Corinth, TX, USA
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Wheeldog, if I remember right, I think my dealer told me that 25% is what Kubota Credit would like to get; doesn't mean they won't take less, if you have a good credit rating.
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Super Member
Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: New Hampshire
Posts: 6,650
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Wheeldog,
Thats the down payment 5% to 10% in which we make a down payment due to years of credit. What Bird wrote pretty close in what new tractor owners put down for a payment. Sorry if I didn't explain better. Thomas..NH [img]/w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif[/img] |
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Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: NW CT
Posts: 386
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OK. I can live with 20%, and even though I've never had a tractor loan I think that a few car loans paid off and a clean credit record may help.
Kubota's current financing options (including the 6.99%) look like they run out at years end. I've been sort of counting on the fact that they will be extended, or will come around again in the late Winter / early Spring, but I'm not sure if this will come true. On the other hand, maybe "Crazy Al" Greenspan will lower interest rates, and I'll get a smokin' deal! (It's good to dream). Thanks to everybody for their help. |
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Elite Member
Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: central New York
Posts: 2,879
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Normal requests from the manufacturers are for a 20% down payment for new and 30% for used. Many times 10% will work you just have to try. Some dealers may ask for more and it may be the finance company that they are working with. You have to remember the deal is not done until the financing is done.
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