Zero Financing
I just saw a commercial for Piazza Acura/Honda (Mike's father and brother) in PA for zero financing for all TL's...looks like they are moving them out for the new models.
Originally Posted by soydrink
fixed? how many years?
Yeah it is fixed at 0.9% upto to 48 Months or 2.9% up to 60 months.
I worked out the number and it worked out to be cheaper talking the dealer cash back ($2500) and 4.79% Apr new car loan from Bank of America. So even if I make every single payment for 48 months I still save and keeping the purchase price low is a good, just in case if you loose your car (theft,total etc)
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Originally Posted by John06
Yeah it is fixed at 0.9% upto to 48 Months or 2.9% up to 60 months.
I worked out the number and it worked out to be cheaper talking the dealer cash back ($2500) and 4.79% Apr new car loan from Bank of America. So even if I make every single payment for 48 months I still save and keeping the purchase price low is a good, just in case if you loose your car (theft,total etc)
I worked out the number and it worked out to be cheaper talking the dealer cash back ($2500) and 4.79% Apr new car loan from Bank of America. So even if I make every single payment for 48 months I still save and keeping the purchase price low is a good, just in case if you loose your car (theft,total etc)
So, you are saying that you are paying less than 2500 in intrest over 48 months. What price did you get the car at? Also they have gap insurance that will cover anything in between if the insurance company tries ot get ya. it is about 500 more.
Originally Posted by bw5011
So, you are saying that you are paying less than 2500 in intrest over 48 months. What price did you get the car at? Also they have gap insurance that will cover anything in between if the insurance company tries ot get ya. it is about 500 more.
Originally Posted by John06
Yeah it is fixed at 0.9% upto to 48 Months or 2.9% up to 60 months.
I worked out the number and it worked out to be cheaper talking the dealer cash back ($2500) and 4.79% Apr new car loan from Bank of America. So even if I make every single payment for 48 months I still save and keeping the purchase price low is a good, just in case if you loose your car (theft,total etc)
I worked out the number and it worked out to be cheaper talking the dealer cash back ($2500) and 4.79% Apr new car loan from Bank of America. So even if I make every single payment for 48 months I still save and keeping the purchase price low is a good, just in case if you loose your car (theft,total etc)
John is right. It is better to get the cash back incentive and finance thru your bank. At the end you will probably save more than getting the 0.9 financing. But tomorrow will be the last day for the special promotion.
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