Low interest financing, zero-interest financing, a cash rebate? Deciding which deal is best for you can mean the difference between a good deal and a great deal on a new vehicle.
The U.S. automobile industry has surely taken a beating these last few years and it shows in their unwillingness to put just anyone behind the wheel of a pricey automobile. These days you better have great credit before you walk to the local dealership, but if you do, there are great deals to be had. Just make certain you carefully examine the deals before you decided which is right for you.
With a zero-rate or low-interest rate vehicle loan you get exactly that. A lower interest rate. You need to have some really outstanding credit to qualify for one of these loans but they offer you a really good deal if you can get one. You can also expect to put a lot more money down on your new vehicle, even with great credit. Banks simply don