0% Financing plus $2000 in Rebates. Does it normally carry to New Year?

[gogo]

Hey Everyone,
I guess I'm gonna commit to the L3901 4X4 HST. My question is do they keep this 0% financing for a while or does it really end with the new year? This is my first tractor and I would rather wait till Jan 10th to do the deal but if they are cutting off these incentives, I need to mover forward tomorrow. Thanks for listening to my possibly knucklehead questions.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Contact your dealer and ask if they have heard yet. I don't think they do until the next quarter starts with the then current deal. Maybe you can do the paper work now and have it finalized on the date you need. I waited one time and cost me a lot of money because the financing changed for the bad on what I was buying.

 

[gogo]

Contact your dealer and ask if they have heard yet. I don't think they do until the next quarter starts with the then current deal. Maybe you can do the paper work now and have it finalized on the date you need. I waited one time and cost me a lot of money because the financing changed for the bad on what I was buying.

Yeah I asked the dealer and they don't know. They just thought that it will still be some kind of incentive. It's pretty good right now. I could be coming home with it tomorrow.
Thanks

 

[MinnesotaEric]

I'm sure it will. Sales have been softening.

 

[japody]

Kubota site says the 0% for the L series ends 12/31/2014.

Tractors - Standard L Series | Kubota Tractor Corporation

 

[BAP]

Chances are, the 0% will still be there after the new year. But wether or not they include the plus $2000 rebate would be the big question. Chances are it will be the amount of the rebate that changes. They tend to shake it up some to discourage people from waiting to buy, thinking it will be the same on the next program.

 

[Indygunworks]

If its the tractor you want, and the deal you are comfortable with. why let 13 days change anything?

 

[gogo]

I guess I'll be posting some pictures tomorrow. Thanks Everyone for all the input. Great website!

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Chances are, the 0% will still be there after the new year. But wether or not they include the plus $2000 rebate would be the big question. Chances are it will be the amount of the rebate that changes. They tend to shake it up some to discourage people from waiting to buy, thinking it will be the same on the next program.

This is what I have observed over the years other than the reason why they do it. Things happening on the world financial market is probably more their reasoning than trying to manipulate a few American buyers. I've heard the Japanese Gvmnt pays the interest or subsidizes in some way to allow the 0%. The incentive can go up or down. Are you a gambler?

If its the tractor you want, and the deal you are comfortable with. why let 13 days change anything?

Again, are you a gambler?:cool2: It's like gas prices over the past couple years...is it going up or down to fill up today or wait till tomorrow or on down the road. I play the gas gamble most of the way to Myrtle Beach every year except GasBuddy now gives me some insight by looking at gas prices all the way between home and Myrtle Beach and see always cheaper in northern part of South Carolina and always to high in North Carolina. Any way, take your chances on a change or lock it in now.:thumbsup:

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

while Kubota has been shuffling where the incentive monies have been, they've not really been toying with the total amount at all. That kinda their way, they play less games with this stuff than some other vendors.