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

[EddieWalker]

Ten years ago they had zero percent and if you didn't do it right away, it was going to end. I've been back to the dealership a dozen times since then and they always have zero percent financing that's going to end real soon. While it might actually end on the 31'st, odds are real good that they will have it again in some other promotion. Do they still make you take out insurance to finance with them? The zero percent interest wasn't that great a deal when you figured in the cost of the mandatory insurance you had to buy from them.

Eddie

 

[Indygunworks]

dont forget that if you buy in 2015 you will have 2015 pricing as well.

 

[tractorshopper]

When I bought mine in early Jan 2012, the incentive from 2011 0% had just expired. I "bought" it down instead, so it cost me more to wait. Yes, the 0% did indded expire at the end of 2011.

If I were in your spot, I'd buy now instead of waiting. It may be 2nd qtr again before they re-initiate incentives.

 

[crk133]

it may stay the same but i doubt it will get better

 

[CHDinCT]

Not sure on the rebates, but the 0% term often changes. I've seen it go from 42 to 48 to 60 months and back to 48 months, so that will impact your payment if you're counting on 60-months financing, for example. Anyway, being after 6PM here on the east coast on 12/31, any additional advice is probably moot. :duh:

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

the end of 0\60 has come. :hissyfit:

 

[Happy Gilmore]

the end of 0\60 has come. :hissyfit:

That stinks!