New Holland Special

[Fishguy]

Just got a call from my local dealer. He said New Holland just released a special interest rate of 0% for 5 years or 2.9% for 6 or 7 years. He told me that was for the TC30 so I'm not sure it covers other tractors. I'm just looking at the one. This deal is supposibly good thru the end of this month. Not bad if you're in the market for a NH!

Steve

 

[Diesel-ME]

For North Americans - just follow the various links on the right side of THIS New Holland page. Note that several models have extended low rate financing for a limited time period, while many other models have 0% for 24-36 months.

Other brands have similar deals that change mothly or seasonally. Low rate financing is a fun way to get more goodies with your tractor for the same payment

 

[thcri]

That 0% for 5 years sounds pretty good. If had the money I would be upgrading right now.


murph

 

[art]

Don't be too fooled by the 0% as it is hard to find many things for nothing in cost end! All to often it might be better to use the standard rate and cash if much of a trade in allowance is offered to offset the discount lost to use the 0%.

 

[thcri]

Don't be too fooled by the 0% as it is hard to find many things for nothing in cost end! All to often it might be better to use the standard rate and cash if much of a trade in allowance is offered to offset the discount lost to use the 0%.

That is why I get the cash price first and then tell them I want to 0%. I know the interest rate is sometimes added to the purchase price.

murph

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

The interest rate is not added, but a Cash discount is subtracted.

 

[thcri]

The interest rate is not added, but a Cash discount is subtracted.

So you pay more for the free interest. I am in business too.


murph

 

[Fishguy]

All I know is that he called and gave me the new payments on the same price and they are way down from his first quote. Doing the math it comes out right. Now, if I can just get the man who said he would buy my MF come and get it, I'll be set!

Steve

 

[Offy]

The manufacturer frequently gives the cash back or low interest rate that is independent of the dealer and the deal that you strike. There is often a choice for you to make. You pick the plan that works best for you.

 

[border collie]

My first post: I've been lurking and learning for about three months now... I got a TC30 4wd w/NH loader delivered yesterday $14,999 @0% for 60 mos.
I've been looking at used for about 2 yrs. mostly junk or too high to afford-(two boys college bound) It was the right deal at the right time for me.
Thanks for all the info guys!