by Redetotry » Wed Jan 06, 2010 5:33 pm
Soos I would really crunch the numbers on the zero interest and think about the need for an extended warranty. My thoughts are they raise the price to give the zero interest and have you ever paid more for repairs that the warranty would cost? You would get the best deal IMHO by selling your truck outright then check with your local credit union to see what their rates are as they are usually lower than banks, arrange for your loan and then you can tell the dealer it will be a cash deal and the price will be lower. Buying a new vehicle and getting a good deal takes a lot of homework to find out what the model you want cost REALLY cost the dealer. It is not their sticker pricing. Hope this helps and doesn't confuse the issue.
Redetotry
BJ