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Yesterday I could have sworn I saw 7% and change. The moco will change it up.
When I bought my current back last fall they had been advertising 10%, then one day they posted 5.25%. Two days later I went to buy and the dealer didnt even know about it, and it was posted at the moco website. I made them call because they acted like it wasnt correct and wanted to finance me through some Ohio bank at 7.5% (and Im in NC). We did the deal at 5.25%.
Zero down low payments long term finance. Jump right on that.. Slide on in the back room and sign on the line.
While you are at it add $5,000 in upgrades make your own.
Zero down low payments long term finance. Jump right on that.. Slide on in the back room and sign on the line.
While you are at it add $5,000 in upgrades make your own.
they allow financing on upgrades ? Did not know that
they allow financing on upgrades ? Did not know that
When the dealer submits the deal to HD financial they get back several things.
1 - Instant approval, Instant decline or pending review
2 - On approvals the dealer is given a buy rate. This is the interest rate and term HD is offering the customer based on the information the dealer submitted. Depending on the state, the dealer can offer the customer a higher rate than the buy rate. This is one way the dealer makes money on financing.
3 - They get an approval amount. This is the amount above the purchase price of the bike that HD will finance. This can be used on parts, service and motor clothes.
When the dealer submits the deal to HD financial they get back several things.
1 - Instant approval, Instant decline or pending review
2 - On approvals the dealer is given a buy rate. This is the interest rate and term HD is offering the customer based on the information the dealer submitted. Depending on the state, the dealer can offer the customer a higher rate than the buy rate. This is one way the dealer makes money on financing.
3 - They get an approval amount. This is the amount above the purchase price of the bike that HD will finance. This can be used on parts, service and motor clothes.
Hope this helps!
When I bought my 20 Heritage Classic 114, the finance guy actually lowered my buy rate a half point from 3.99% to 3.49%. My credit union, at that time, couldnt beat the rate.
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