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What was your interest rate when you financed your new ram?

cevans6318 said:
I am sure I was right about the dealer screwing me over on the interest rate. I got approved for the 0% APR for 48 months when I bought my 22 from Mark Dodge. Haven't received any letter yet from them since I got the 22 to see what my current score is. Shouldn't be much difference between now and then
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Dealer ALWAYS claims they must have a credit app filled out and they have to submit it. I already had been pre=approved for up to $48,000, and I had a loan app reference ID that Chrysler Capital told me to take to the dealer to save time (dealer could pull that reference # up they said). Dealer said they didn't need it, and pulled my credit AGAIN (actually, the day of the sale, and the day after). They told me I had to wait 90 days to pay off the loan or I would have to repay the finance rebate. COMPLETE BULL****! I didn't finance much since I had a trade-in, so I paid the loan off as soon as I got the account number. Screw the dealer.ccap.jpg
 
Mine was 5.2% but doesn’t really matter to me since I only financed the minimum amount of $12,000 through Chrysler Capital to qualify for the incentives and will be paying off the balance after the required minimum 4 months holding the loan. The little interest I pay will very minimal compared to the incentives I gained.
 
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Do you have to wait the 4 months? I have heard mixed reports on that
 
Bootaggie said:
Do you have to wait the 4 months? I have heard mixed reports on that
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I heard 90 days and my dealer said 4 months to be safe. Not sure if I wanna push the issue and then get billed for disqualified incentives. Would they do that? Who knows but not sure I wanna be the one to test it and find out. I paid most of mine off the first two months and left a very small balance so that should knock the interest down to almost nothing the last few months then I’ll pay the rest.
 
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Bootaggie said:
Do you have to wait the 4 months? I have heard mixed reports on that
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I doubt it. They just tell you that, so someone gets their kickback on the loan. My TD finance loan had something in there that said there was a fee if the loan was paid off within a certain time frame (can't remember the exact amount) and I refinanced after a month and never saw the fee.
 
Dewey said:
Mine was 5.2% but doesn’t really matter to me since I only financed the minimum amount of $12,000 through Chrysler Capital to qualify for the incentives and will be paying off the balance after the required minimum 4 months holding the loan. The little interest I pay will very minimal compared to the incentives I gained.
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$7500 is the minimum for Chrysler Capital loan. Did the dealer tell you $12,000? and there is no minimum time to float the loan.. Did the dealer tell you that as well ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
 
cevans6318 said:
I doubt it. They just tell you that, so someone gets their kickback on the loan. My TD finance loan had something in there that said there was a fee if the loan was paid off within a certain time frame (can't remember the exact amount) and I refinanced after a month and never saw the fee.
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Dealer gets a kickback if you float the loan. If you don't want to float, screw the dealer and pay it off as soon as you get the account number. (regards Chrysler Capital only for this reference).
 
Dewey said:
I heard 90 days and my dealer said 4 months to be safe. Not sure if I wanna push the issue and then get billed for disqualified incentives. Would they do that? Who knows but not sure I wanna be the one to test it and find out. I paid most of mine off the first two months and left a very small balance so that should knock the interest down to almost nothing the last few months then I’ll pay the rest.
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the dealer is full of b/s! They lose their incentive $$$ on the back end if you don't float the loan 90 days.
No one has ever had to pay back any incentive CCAP gave them. The dealer is full of it for telling folks this!
 
GregHBNA said:
the dealer is full of b/s! They lose their incentive $$$ on the back end if you don't float the loan 90 days.
No one has ever had to pay back any incentive CCAP gave them. The dealer is full of it for telling folks this!
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Not surprising if the dealers are lying. Seems to be the normal procedure for most. That’s the standard they’ve given me every truck I bought from them. Guess I’m a sucker for paying a few hundred dollars in interest for three RAM’s over the last 10 years.😆

Makes me wanna pay the balance this month and screw them.😡
 
I was going to pay cash for the longhorn but decided to get the 0% for 48 months and leave the money in an interest bearing account.
 
Dewey said:
Not surprising if the dealers are lying. Seems to be the normal procedure for most. That’s the standard they’ve given me every truck I bought from them. Guess I’m a sucker for paying a few hundred dollars in interest for three RAM’s over the last 10 years.😆

Makes me wanna pay the balance this month and screw them.😡
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Dealers will lie lie lie lie, and unless you know to call them out, its less money in your pocket, and more in theirs!

I called the last dealer (finance manager) out on all his b/s. Because the the sales staff and sales manager gave me such a good deal on the truck and my trade-in, I did float the loan, $8,000, for 3 months. I paid 90% of it off as soon as I got the account number from CCAP, then I split the difference in three remaining payments. I didn't end up paying much interest at all. The finance manager was an arrogant a**hole(he even marked my percentage rate up 3 points), but I hated to penalize the sales staff. This is the approach you might take is what I did if you really like your dealer (but then again, they lied to you).
 
Ditartyn said:
I bought the car with cash to leave the possibility of a bank inquiry for a mortgage. I thought that if I took out two mortgages at the same time, my credit history would take a serious hit, and it could hurt the success of one of the purchases.
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0% 48 months 100% financed Chrysler capital. Had to give up $1,000 incentive but interest would have been much more.
 
GeorgiaBoy said:
0% 48 months 100% financed Chrysler capital. Had to give up $1,000 incentive but interest would have been much more.
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How is easy was it to deal with MD? How many times did they try to pull your credit? Was the finance dept truly like everyone says? I am really hoping the Nov incentives go back to 0% for 60 or 72. We just bought a VW a few months ago and credit pulled from them was a little over 800 and gave interest rate of low 3%. I was actually a little surprised as interest rates were rising then so I thought it would be a back and forth. I was not going to argue or complain with that rate as she wanted the car and I was ready to leave the dealership. I wouldn't imagine that I would have a hard time as I have bought and paid off several vehicles over the past few years

I just hope the finance part does not sour the deal or me and I am somewhat worried about current interest in general
 
I picked my truck up on June 6, 2022. Used the finance rate available from when I ordered it. 0% for 72 months. Only took $500 out of my pocket for the initial deposit when I ordered the truck in March
 
Bought my used truck with an interest rate of 4.99% from Lithia Kia. Refinanced 2 weeks later with a local credit union at 3.99%.
 
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