The BIG SALE at GM 0% financing

I read that GM is is having a big promotion starting
this Thursday and running thru July 5th -
0% for 72 months on virtually all Chevy, Buick, Pontiac
Saab, GMC.

So, what about Saturn !? We were planning on going to
the dealer today to buy a new Vue. Now I'm wondering
if we should wait and see what happens ...

~~Phil~~

On 28 Jun 2006 12:40:40 GMT, (Phil Marshall) wrote:

>We were planning on going to
>the dealer today to buy a new Vue. Now I'm wondering
>if we should wait and see what happens ...


I would wait, time is on your side, not theirs.
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The SnoMan
www.thesnoman.com

Supposedly Saturn's began on Wednesday (today), according to my sources.
marx404

Phil Marshall wrote:
> So, what about Saturn !? We were planning on going to
> the dealer today to buy a new Vue.

The website
(http://www.saturn.com/saturn/OfferCo...&offer types=)
shows 0% on Vues, but only for 4 years, and only on the 4cyl models.

John Cowart

(Phil Marshall) wrote:
> I read that GM is is having a big promotion starting
> this Thursday and running thru July 5th -
> 0% for 72 months on virtually all Chevy, Buick, Pontiac
> Saab, GMC.
>
> So, what about Saturn !? We were planning on going to
> the dealer today to buy a new Vue. Now I'm wondering
> if we should wait and see what happens ...
>
> ~~Phil~~

Saturn was slow in announcing it but they are doing the
0% for 72 months. Their web site now has the details.

We made the deal yesterday & will be picking up our
new VUE tonight. Very excited!

Thanks, Phil

Phil Marshall wrote:
> (Phil Marshall) wrote:
> > I read that GM is is having a big promotion starting
> > this Thursday and running thru July 5th -
> > 0% for 72 months on virtually all Chevy, Buick, Pontiac
> > Saab, GMC.
> >
> > So, what about Saturn !? We were planning on going to
> > the dealer today to buy a new Vue. Now I'm wondering
> > if we should wait and see what happens ...
> >
> > ~~Phil~~
>
> Saturn was slow in announcing it but they are doing the
> 0% for 72 months. Their web site now has the details.
>
> We made the deal yesterday & will be picking up our
> new VUE tonight. Very excited!

Glad to hear it, though a month too late for us. We found a used one
that is as fine as any new one, and only owe $9000. In our market
(Detroit) I have YET to hear from any of the 5 local Saturn dealers
that they have extended 0% beyond 48 months, and we simply weren't
willing to take on a $450/mo payment. Their loss. That said, the
dealer who we were working with DID contact us in early June to say
they were offering a $750 rebate, so maybe that's what we get here,
whereas your market gets longer term financing. I'd have preferred the
latter.
SC

> Thanks, Phil

Sir Creep wrote:
> Phil Marshall wrote:
> > (Phil Marshall) wrote:
> > > I read that GM is is having a big promotion starting
> > > this Thursday and running thru July 5th -
> > > 0% for 72 months on virtually all Chevy, Buick, Pontiac
> > > Saab, GMC.
> > >
> > > So, what about Saturn !? We were planning on going to
> > > the dealer today to buy a new Vue. Now I'm wondering
> > > if we should wait and see what happens ...
> > >
> > > ~~Phil~~
> >
> > Saturn was slow in announcing it but they are doing the
> > 0% for 72 months. Their web site now has the details.
> >
> > We made the deal yesterday & will be picking up our
> > new VUE tonight. Very excited!
>
> Glad to hear it, though a month too late for us. We found a used one
> that is as fine as any new one, and only owe $9000. In our market
> (Detroit) I have YET to hear from any of the 5 local Saturn dealers
> that they have extended 0% beyond 48 months, and we simply weren't
> willing to take on a $450/mo payment. Their loss. That said, the
> dealer who we were working with DID contact us in early June to say
> they were offering a $750 rebate, so maybe that's what we get here,
> whereas your market gets longer term financing. I'd have preferred the
> latter.
> SC


Just took a look at the website and for the Detroit area the latest
incentive is a 10% off sale! (that's about $1900 off or more). That's
pretty righteous if you are getting a manual, hell it's only about
$16,000 for a drive away vehicle (still too much imho if I can't get 60
month financing, as I want paymetns closer to $325, not $425).

In any case, got my mint manual-drive Vue sight unseen online (2003)
with 23,500 miles and for $10,200 + sunroof; couldn't be happier after
1 month. The way I look at it, I saved $9000 for a mere 23,500 miles.
Thank you, thank you [Sir Creep humbly accepting your applause].
And to think, all we wanted from no-haggle Saturn was 60-month 0%
financing. Their loss.
SC