Caveman044
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I'll be placing my order in about a month and wondering what kind of interest rates to expect when financing through jeep with top tier credit.
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Should be from 2.5 to 3.5% however I would talk with a banker. Like getting the GAP insurance through the bank instead of the dealer might save you a few pennies
Once this graph starts going up, so do personal interest rates on loans.
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depends on your credit score and how many years you are thinking about financing. Chrysler's varies on those criteria. You bank is a set rate dependent on terms.
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Jeep is still showing 0% for 36 months for well qualified buyers.
https://www.jeep.com/incentives/offers-model.wrangler.2021.html?ccode=CUJ202110JLJL74B
And Bank of America is around 2.3% right now.
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I bank with BofA and I got 1.79% for 72 months. That was a little over 2 weeks ago. They told me the rates were actually going down but I couldn't wait.
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I was going to buy outright, but when I saw the FCA finance incentive of 0% for 36 months for well qualified buyers, I took the "free money". Not sure how I qualified, I have no job.
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Forgot my checkbook so I went with Chrysler Capital‘s 0% for 36 months.
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That's great to hear. We haven't applied and do some of our banking with them so that might be a real option. At those rates it's hard not to finance everything.
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This doesn't apply to the 4xe or the 392, so if you're ordering one of those, you won't get that.
Capital One also has good rates right now, and the Auto Navigator thing they have been advertising on streaming services actually worked out pretty well for me. They do a soft inquiry and, if your dealer is participating, you can enter in your VIN (even on a custom order) and they'll give you the rate that you will get through the dealer -- as dealer financing for that extra 1% off, if that's relevant for you -- for that vehicle.
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