Financing

[Stbentoak]

In michigan they are offering a $1000 Costco rebate and GM employee if you qualify.

Well that’s nice, but it’s not an “official” facTory rebate that just anyone can get, plus it’s only for Chevy during a certain period that is high demand with few vehicles available. Not GMC or Cadillac….You’d have a hard time actually redeeming it….. Same with employee discount….

I was looking at Rivard GMC in Florida, I have seen it they’ve had 9K off MSRP. They’ve sold to California before. But I’m not sure if Florida is emissions compliant with California.

I’d watch these FL dealers. I looked there too and was enticed by some of the “advertisements“ but where the rubber met the road they had 1000-1500 dealer fees on top of add ons etc…and the deal advertised was never “available“……

 

[Chloe_21]

Well that’s nice, but it’s not an “official” facTory rebate that just anyone can get, plus it’s only for Chevy during a certain period that is high demand with few vehicles available. Not GMC or Cadillac….You’d have a hard time actually redeeming it….. Same with employee discount….

I’d watch these FL dealers. I looked there too and was enticed by some of the “advertisements“ but where the rubber met the road they had 1000-1500 dealer fees on top of add ons etc…and the deal advertised was never “available“……

Yikes. Yeah, I’m trying to watch them closely. I don’t want any hidden fees. Plus I don’t want to pay even more to register & have emissions checked on the vehicle in my state either. =\

 

[100cars]

Has anyone ever taken out an auto loan where they did not need to make payments for the first 3 months, saved up more money and before the first car payment - refinanced the loan with additional money down that was saved and made the payments less per month?
Is that a thing?

I had this all figured out and then a vehicle that was matching what I ordered came in and they’re going to get back to me about it. A little earlier than expected.

Keep one thing in mind when considering this - the "no payments for 3 months" does NOT mean "no interest for 3 months". Depending on your interest rate you could rack up some interest charges during the "no payment" phase.

 

[Chloe_21]

Keep one thing in mind when considering this - the "no payments for 3 months" does NOT mean "no interest for 3 months". Depending on your interest rate you could rack up some interest charges during the "no payment" phase.

I know. I’ve had the no payment for 3 months before. But I usually paid anyway. And would pay more.

I ended up skipping on getting the Yukon that was in transit. I think I’ll wait for my order to turn to a 22.