promotional rates

[reeltime]

do you guy think that kubota will extand 60 month interest free or what

 

[robertwhite]

I hope so because the way it looks is that I won't be able to get a new tractor until May or so. One good thing is the economy still sucks and inflation is coming right around the corner. It would be in Kubotas best interest to keep it in place.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

do you guy think that kubota will extand 60 month interest free or what

Yes, extend.

 

[Thomas]

First off welcome to TBN Reeltime.
I have feeling going to depend on which models..some rates better than others.

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

Yea, I'll be surprised to see it on the level that we do now. Lots of people buying tractors right now. We are swamped. The deals have not been this good in awhile.

 

[1TMatthews]

Well its true no more 0 % for 60 months. **** I waited too long.

 

[sbakf]

Just got home from my closing on 40 acres. Held off on buying the tractor until a few problems were settled on the land purchase. If there's no 60 months/0% interest, then there's no purchase of a brand new L5740 (with implements) for me. Their sales, I'm guessing, will plummet.

 

[kinglake]

The Kubota website confirms they ARE still offering 0% but now the max term is 42 months instead of the 60 months offered before.

 

[bxowner]

Was told yesterday you can still get the 60 mo. 0%, but you have to pay a one-time 3% fee. So, for $10k borrowed, you (or the dealer) have to throw down an additional $300 toward the down payment.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

I think they do this, not positive, at the first of the year when promo rates end. Then later in the month or next month introduce the promo rates again. The 42 to 60 months may vary and per model. If sales drop I believe they'll reintroduce the rates so my advise is wait a month if you can.