June Corvette Incentives?
Melting Slicks
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Minnesota
I have an '18 GS being built with a 06.12 TPW, that sure would be nice, but it seems unrealistic. I would be happy with a $2K loyalty discount.
I expect we should know more June details tomorrow.
I expect we should know more June details tomorrow.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2015
Posts: 1,028
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From: Williamsburg VA
0% doesn't apply to ZO6 or GS....those are 4.9%... crap rate.
Don't see any Loyalty on the website...yet.
Don't expect any rebates to show up between now and when I pick up my GS next week.
I financed with Pen Fed.
Don't see any Loyalty on the website...yet.
Don't expect any rebates to show up between now and when I pick up my GS next week.
I financed with Pen Fed.
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From: Winchester, VA
June Corvette Incentives
0% financing sounds good at first, but, in most cases, you are financing the entire MSRP.
I like to take advantage of as many incentives, rebates, etc. that are available. And then check around for the best financing from a bank or credit union. Not sure how many folks on here are members of Navy Federal CU, but they were offering new car loans at 1.99%. Actually I had a pre-approved check with me when I went to pick up my car, and, after we got down to the final figure, I let the dealer see if he could come up with a better finance rate - he couldn't.
I like to take advantage of as many incentives, rebates, etc. that are available. And then check around for the best financing from a bank or credit union. Not sure how many folks on here are members of Navy Federal CU, but they were offering new car loans at 1.99%. Actually I had a pre-approved check with me when I went to pick up my car, and, after we got down to the final figure, I let the dealer see if he could come up with a better finance rate - he couldn't.
Last edited by TwoVettes6916; Jun 4, 2017 at 09:41 AM.
Team Owner
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True that. If you do the math, another low interest loan may cost you much less than the nearly $7K discount you passed on to get 0%.
For example a 60 month $61K loan @ 2.49% will only cost you $3947 over the life of the loan.
For example a 60 month $61K loan @ 2.49% will only cost you $3947 over the life of the loan.
Last edited by Foosh; Jun 4, 2017 at 09:50 AM.