bandit67
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Iowa Boy,
Since the 0% has been going on for at least 4 years on-and-off, I think it would be safe to assume that it will continue for quite some time. Until our economy starts rolling along like an unstoppable freight train, manufacturers have to do what they can to continue to entice buyers. With the price of raw materials increasing regularly, and impacting end product pricing, the 0% offers are the best way to gain new customers.
I will bet that 0% will be back later in the year and/or extended after the current round expires, and I think it's safe to assume it will be around again in 2008.
If once you are ready to buy, you don't like the finance rates, then wait a little longer until better ones come around, because the good rates aren't going away for good any time soon.
Since the 0% has been going on for at least 4 years on-and-off, I think it would be safe to assume that it will continue for quite some time. Until our economy starts rolling along like an unstoppable freight train, manufacturers have to do what they can to continue to entice buyers. With the price of raw materials increasing regularly, and impacting end product pricing, the 0% offers are the best way to gain new customers.
I will bet that 0% will be back later in the year and/or extended after the current round expires, and I think it's safe to assume it will be around again in 2008.
If once you are ready to buy, you don't like the finance rates, then wait a little longer until better ones come around, because the good rates aren't going away for good any time soon.
