Ziplin
8/7/2006 8:39:45 PM
I went to the chevy site to look for a cobalt and I was building one and realized it wont let you finance for 72 months. Can we really not finance any chevy car for 72 months or do I need to go down to a chevy dealer and talk to them about it?
Nomad76lj
8/7/2006 9:08:23 PM
i would think that the best thing to do would be to go right to the dealership and get the word from them. that way you know right from them the deals you can and cant get.
wolfman
8/8/2006 10:28:52 PM
I financed my Aveo for 72 months, 0% interest. Thanks to that, I literally spend more per month on gas, than the payment.
Patrick
8/14/2006 2:43:06 PM
a 72 term finance option may be something that has to be approved by the dealership...
wolfman
8/14/2006 11:41:49 PM
The dealership has no say in whether or not a vehicle can be financed for 72 months. This is a decision made by the finance companies, and is based on the buyer's credit rating.
johnnykool
8/22/2006 3:58:47 PM
quote:
ORIGINAL: wolfman
The dealership has no say in whether or not a vehicle can be financed for 72 months. This is a decision made by the finance companies, and is based on the buyer's credit rating.
Yep, hit the nail on the head right there.
uncle bill
9/1/2006 12:24:05 PM
Most of it will depend on Your credt rating and the percieved value of the car bought after 4 -5 -6 years. It's alot easier to finance a $30K car for 72 months than a $15K car. Car companies want to give long deals on vehicles that They are having trouble selling, not the ones that are flying off the showroom floors. Thanks for listening.
firewatcher
3/23/2007 7:38:35 PM
Wow..........I always thought 36 months was a long time to finance a car
