How Many Months On New Chevrolet 0% Financing Offer?

**BandDirector** · 11-20-2010, 11:28 PM

It's Sun. and the dealers aren't open 'til Mon., but I need to know if anyone knows the answer before I go and get all excited about getting a new Equinox

Chevrolet's latest Holiday offer is 0% Financing + $1500 cash back and no payments for 120 days. Of course I realize the 0% is for only the VERY well qualified, but I think my FICO score will be high enough...however, what seems to be missing is for how many months this new offer is for. If 0% is only for 36 months, I'm not interested, but if it's for 60 months I'm VERY interested!

Anybody know what the term is for the 0% that ends 1/3/11?

**Schmalgar** · 11-21-2010, 01:13 AM

Howdie neighbor.

I remember in times past (as recently as a couple years ago at least) GMAC 0% offers were good for up to 72 months. I don't know if that's the case for this one, but it sets a precedent at least, so it may be so...

Good luck!

**CJREX** · 11-21-2010, 10:04 AM

Go to the Chevrolet website and click on the offers tab.

The available offers vary by Zip code.

In Atlanta, it was 36 months @ 2.9

**Schmalgar** · 11-21-2010, 10:06 AM

Originally Posted by CJREX

Go to the Chevrolet website and click on the offers tab.

The available offers vary by Zip code.

In Atlanta, it was 36 months @ 2.9

How rude. Why we getting screwed on the deal here?? Bitches!

**BandDirector** · 11-21-2010, 10:26 AM

For some reason, the current offers website hasn't been updated with their new Holiday Cash. I've seen my local dealers advertise it as well, but I haven't heard or seen anyone say for how long.

As it sits right now, as a current Saturn owner, I've got a $1000 certificate from them, Chevy is offering another $1500 (& 0%), and then I've got a little over $3300 in my GM Card rebates to redeem...If I can get my $5800 off a new Equinox AND 0% financing, I think I just might have to buy one...if I can find the one I want equipped how I want...