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To: robert b furman who wrote (3314)12/17/2002 9:24:10 AM
From: BWAC  Read Replies (1) of 13403
 
OT Thanks for your opinion on the 0%. Got the wife a new Trailblazer LTZ in Dec 2001 at 36 months and zero, was needing to get a bit bigger size (Tahoe probably) by sometime mid/late 2003. The 60 month 0% offer caught my eye, for a few reasons. Lower monthly payments, roll "newness" out a year, net/net I would probably only be adding 12 monthly payments when considering the 24 month time increase and the offsetting lower monthly $ amount.

But I would prefer to wait a few more months, maximum 12. But not at the expense of losing the 0% or maybe a 1%ish offer.

That is the state of this car consumer if it helps you out any.
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