Porsche Financial Rates Dropping
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2.99% 75 months BOA
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Freddie Two Bs (04-13-2020)
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Rs6?
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Local dealer has 3 months no payments on New and CPO.
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chance6 (04-16-2020)
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On the current 0% rate captive financers are offering, since it's 0%, you're essentially deferring payment with no added cost to your total loan.
Anyone in the Mid-Atlantic region have a go-to CU for financing?
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2.49 80k 60 months from Porsche- Midwest
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I used Genisys credit union. They are out of Michigan, but I am in New England. 2.24% for up to 60 months, they'd drop it to 1.99 if you do a partial direct deposit. I only took a 3 year loan since I will pay off early and there was no limit at least with my credit score. Check was Fed-Ex to me in less than 24 hours, super easy to deal with
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Spoke with Genisys on Monday- that 1.99 and direct deposit must come from an employer- so if you are self-employed, you are stuck with 2.24% which is quite good
but not much better than the 2.49 from Porsche.
but not much better than the 2.49 from Porsche.
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