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As a former c5 owner, finally succumbed to the pull and went to the Chevy website to build/price a C7 vert in arctic white, and when they quote payments they use an interest rate of 14.9 percent. Excuse me??? That's more than my Visa card charges me! Don't get me wrong, I didn't expect the 1.9% I got on the wife's Caddy SUV. But 14.9%? Seriously? I would seriously entertain a rate of 5-7%, but 14.9? That's just wrong on so many levels!
I went to state farm insurance and got 2.44 for 72 month with 35k down and gap insurance free
I went to pay cash but on Wed of last week I was given 75 months at 1.9% with no money down. They said GM had no money on the car it's too hot so they pushed it though a local credit union since the finance guy wanted a incentive kicker if I financed it.
I went to pay cash but on Wed of last week I was given 75 months at 1.9% with no money down. They said GM had no money on the car it's too hot so they pushed it though a local credit union since the finance guy wanted a incentive kicker if I financed it.
I got 2.3% APR from PNC Bank which is the underwriter Kerbeck used. Most good dealers will shop for the best rates. If you belong to a credit union, it might be worth checking with them as well.
As a former c5 owner, finally succumbed to the pull and went to the Chevy website to build/price a C7 vert in arctic white, and when they quote payments they use an interest rate of 14.9 percent. Excuse me??? That's more than my Visa card charges me! Don't get me wrong, I didn't expect the 1.9% I got on the wife's Caddy SUV. But 14.9%? Seriously? I would seriously entertain a rate of 5-7%, but 14.9? That's just wrong on so many levels!
I got offered 1.72% for 72 months with $50,000 down this weekend. I ended up writing a check for $74,000 I don't like debt.