Financing 0% Financing?

[Cliff_Johns]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I even stayed away from a possble 4000 Series Deere because of the added charges, too. Check with your dealers. )</font>

Yes, check with other Kubota dealers.

This is all based on the dealer whatever brand. I got a quote from one Deere dealer who said there was $150 financing charge for 36mo 0%. I bought from a different Deere dealer who had no such extra charge (and had a better price to boot).

Cliff

 

[rwsr50]

I guess the moral of the story is to all you out there who are shopping but didn't buy yet is to make sure you know the REAL bottom line before you decide who is giving you the best price.

I shopped around for price, and investigated various options for financing, and thought I had covered all the bases, but obviously didn't.

So, thanks to TBN, at least maybe somebody else can benefit from my experience anyhow and not make the same mistake.

 

[BANDAMAN]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Just bought my first Kubota Monday, a BX 2230. I decided to use the Kubota 0% Financing promotion, but was unpleasantly surprised to get hit with $400 in charges to get the 0%. I had heard there was something like a $150 finance charge, but that's a lot different than $400!

Has anyone else run into this? )</font>


Wow, that sounds crazy!

I just bought my BX2230, FEL, 60MMM, 60 RB, extra set of tires and used Kubota's 0% for 36 months. I only put the minimum 10% down and the financing only cost me a $30 filing fee. THAT IS IT $30 for free (almost) money.

 

[ChrisBWJ]

0%, 3 years on my L3830.

Token filing fee, and that's it. In fact, the dealer pulled the paperwork back from Kubota a week after I bought the tractor. Added the BH90 to the financing and resubmitted the paperwork!