StanleyCup99
Well-Known Member
So some of the dealers offer a $1000 immediate rebate/incentive if you finance through Chrysler capital... but your sale price will go up $1000 if you finance through somebody else. You will also lose the $1000 (price going up by that amt) if you still finance through Chrysler capital but use a promotional APR such as the current 0.0% over 36 months. Is it just me, or does that situation just seem strange? Just kinda bugging me that itās 0% or the $1000 rebate, not both.
For an approximate $47,000 loan at say 3%, that comes to about $2200 in interest paid over the life of the loan....assuming 0% x 36 months sticks around, going with that will cost me an extra $1000 on the sale price but doing so will save $2200 in interest at the end of the loan.
I suppose at the end of the day, nobody is selling cars to be your buddy but to make some moola..
For an approximate $47,000 loan at say 3%, that comes to about $2200 in interest paid over the life of the loan....assuming 0% x 36 months sticks around, going with that will cost me an extra $1000 on the sale price but doing so will save $2200 in interest at the end of the loan.
I suppose at the end of the day, nobody is selling cars to be your buddy but to make some moola..
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