Want a Chevy Tahoe and $6000 Cash Back?
What’s the catch? The catch, if it’s any catch at all, is that it’s a 2008 model, which is only slightly different than a 2009 model. Dealers still have 2008 models in stock and need to get rid of them.
The Chevrolet Tahoe is a sturdy SUV with a gentle ride and good handling. It has a third-row seat and plenty of room inside for the kids and cargo. There are a number of engine options to meet different needs, including towing.
GM is also offering alternative low-interest loans on the Tahoe — from 1.9% APR for 36 months to 3.9% APR for 72 months. Of course these loan rates are available only to ‘qualified’ buyers with good credit scores. As we’ve mentioned before, most customers will find that taking the cash-back rebate will be the better choice, especially if funds are tight for a down payment.
Taking the rebate also gives you the flexibility, in most cases, to find your own financing and maybe get a better rate than the dealer’s non-promotional rate.
Be aware that if you decide to go for one of the good 2008 leftover deals, dealers may not have exactly the model you would most want. So you have to be a little flexible, spend extra time looking, and maybe be a little bit lucky.
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