06 cobalt sale
08-08-2006, 10:56 PM
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06 cobalt sale
Hey im checking out the chevrolet page on the internet and it says 0% apr financing for the cobalt and everything but as far as my salesman tells me that it only for financing for less than 5 years or 60 months. But as it seems its definitely not for 72 months but according to the chevrolet page i should be able to get 0% with good credit. If anyone knows anything about this please feel free to say something. thanks because im totally confused.
08-08-2006, 11:04 PM
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Why would you want to go with 72 months that seems like a long time to be paying on a vehicle. even 60 months is a long time but it is the most popular sure your payments are cheaper. I'll tell you one thing if you bitch long enough at the dealer they will give you what you want, it works for me. Go for 0% it wasn't available when i bought mine. good luck.
08-08-2006, 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted by orangredline
Why would you want to go with 72 months that seems like a long time to be paying on a vehicle. even 60 months is a long time but it is the most popular sure your payments are cheaper. I'll tell you one thing if you bitch long enough at the dealer they will give you what you want, it works for me. Go for 0% it wasn't available when i bought mine. good luck.
Most people would love to pay off a car in under 60 mo. but, 48mo and under equals high car payments. If you want low payments you need big money down. I have yet to have the "luxury" of paying off a car in less than 60 months.
08-08-2006, 11:12 PM
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Originally Posted by orangredline
Why would you want to go with 72 months that seems like a long time to be paying on a vehicle. even 60 months is a long time but it is the most popular sure your payments are cheaper. I'll tell you one thing if you bitch long enough at the dealer they will give you what you want, it works for me. Go for 0% it wasn't available when i bought mine. good luck.
LOL sure if your credit is good and the finance company will approve it...and yeah I would rather have a 60 to 72 month rather than 48 or less...cheaper payment and you dont need as much down...
08-09-2006, 12:06 AM
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if you bitch to the salesman enough about what you want your payments to be in a certain # of months, you will get it
witnessed it tonight actually, some family was on vacation and wanted this 07 impala ls, salesman and the manager both wanted to make the sale so the customer got what they wanted
witnessed it tonight actually, some family was on vacation and wanted this 07 impala ls, salesman and the manager both wanted to make the sale so the customer got what they wanted
08-09-2006, 01:49 AM
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the 0% financing is not what it seems. You can only get 72 months of 0% on cars no one wants, like the Aveo of Avalanche. You can still get 0% on all GM cars, but only if you finance for 36 months.
08-09-2006, 09:23 AM
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THE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES FOR A 2006 ss/SC
36 months = 0 %
48 months = 2.9%
60 months = 3.9%
72 months = 4.9%
pm me if you have any further questions or would like the invoice to any vehicle yer looking into purchasing
36 months = 0 %
48 months = 2.9%
60 months = 3.9%
72 months = 4.9%
pm me if you have any further questions or would like the invoice to any vehicle yer looking into purchasing
08-09-2006, 09:27 AM
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I got 0% financing for 72 months back on June 29th when I bought my new cobalt... sure it's a long time to finance it - but I got everything I wanted, and I'm planning on trading it back into the dealership I got if from in 3-4 years for a new tahoe - so I don't think I got a bad deal.....
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