Kubota incentives

tricel1 · Sep 1, 2003

Does anyone have any idea what the new incentive will be now that the 0% financing ended 8/31 ?
Thank you Ed

patmd · Sep 1, 2003

I talked to the dealer this AM. I am in the market for a BX2200 and gave them paperwork last week for the 0% incentive. Then I learned that the national show would be the week of October 4 and Kubota will announce an upgrade to the BX2200. So, I did not take advantage of the low rate and was told there was a new incentive. I think they said 1.3% financing. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

Neophyte · Sep 1, 2003

I'm not sure I have ever seen someone happy about an APR increase of 1.3%? Am I missing something? Call me crazy but I would much rather have the 0% rate. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

Henro · Sep 1, 2003

I talked with a guy that is the fleet manager for a large car dealership [a number of different brands and locations] and he told me money now costs between 4% and 5% on a new car loan.

If that is true, then 1.3% looks pretty good, at least to me.

Not as good as zero percent though...which I got on my BX2200... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

patmd · Sep 1, 2003

I'm not "happy" about the prospect of paying 1.3% vs 0%. However, I was not able to come to a firm decision about buying the BX2200 by the time the 0% expired so I am "happy" to have a palatable option if I choose to finance the tractor. I looked at the JD 2210 and liked it as well. They have a reasonable financing incentive as well. So, I remain conflicted and still using my Kubota G6200 for the last 15 years. Problem is, there's nothing wrong with it. So, I might just sit tight . . . that would make my pocketbood really "happy"!

/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

Neophyte · Sep 1, 2003

I see, I was confused, I thought you may have meant 1.3% for 60 months or something like that. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

I think JD is offering 0% for 36 months until the end of October???

I think MF is offering 0% for 36 months until the end of September on their compacts and their sub-compact, which would include the GC2300. I saw one today and it seemed like a nice little unit. Very comparable to the BX2200 or JD2210.

You could always wait for the New Holland TZ series. Of course, 0% will be right out the window by then. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

I saw a Kioti CK20HST today and it was a slick little unit. It's not a sub-compact, but given their pricing, I bet you could pick one up for the same money as a BX2200. I believe Kioti is also offering 0% for 36 months until the end of September.

Yes, I'm just trying to confuse you even further. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong on those programs.

jcollins · Sep 2, 2003

I just recieved the new financing programs Kubota released this morning. They are saying this will be in effect untill 10/31/2003.

1.99% for 24 Months 2.99% for 36 Months 3.49% for 48 Months 3.99% for 60 Months 4.49% for 72 Months

I will list the details on our web site later today.

Lansdowne-Moody