Rebates Financing

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A major reason for the strong sales year was automakers' offering zero-percent financing. Zero-percent financing is essentially an interest-free loan over the entire loan term. During 2003, some makers were offering a choice between zero-percent loans and their historical practice of offering rebates to auto buyers.ories. (NADA) In Americans that bought case 16.8 you million may light wish to ask a dealer or you
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