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Tip #1 - Shorter Is Better

If you have to finance a new car, shorter is better. As Peter Valdes-Dapena of CNNMoney points out,

Â"There are serious downsides to this approach, though. Besides paying thousands more in interest, buyers taking out long car loans are more likely to find themselves in a financial bind if they need a new car again in just a few years. That could happen because of an accident or simply because a car owner is tempted by a newer model.Â"

One way to avoid this potential problem is to have a larger down payment so you have a smaller amount to finance on a new car loan. Another safeguard is to take the shortest loan term for which you can handle the monthly payments.

Tip #2 - Financing First

According to the editors at Edmumds.com, if you arrange financing before you go to the dealership, you are in a much stronger position to negotiate. This important step presents a number of advantages because it keeps negotiations simple in the dealership and allows you to shop competitive interest rates ahead of time. It also removes dependency on dealership financing and encourages you to stick to your budgeted amount.

Tip #3 - Comparison Shop

Shop around to get the best possible price on your new car. Check newspaper ads, dealer showrooms, and the Internet. Plan to negotiate as most dealers are willing to give a little from their profit margin—usually between 10 and 20 percent—to make the sale. If you donÂ't find what you want at the neighborhood dealerships, consider ordering your new car. There are several reputable car-buying services online.

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Question by whosajiggawhat?: 0% financing on a new car? i want to purchase a new Jeep and the stealership offers 0% for 36 months. is it possible to work out a lower monthly payment so i can refinance through my credit union after 3 years? I would rather not pay $ 600 a month for a $ 20,000 car. Best answer for 0% financing on a new car?:

Answer by duce
Just get your own financing, not the dealer financing, you don't have to finance through the dealer

Answer by Starte M
Buy used and invest the difference. They are giving them away for a reason. New vehicles are not worth the money unless you have disposable income.

Answer by Bruce J
If you plan on a re-fi, see if there is a cash rebate instead of 0%. Most times, you get a rebate if you don't take the 0%. If you plan on refinancing, you want to finance the lowest amount possible. It makes no sense to give up , for example, a $ 2000 cash rebate, take the 0%, and then refinance it for 60 months. The dealers push the 0% because they get a kickback from the automaker if you use it. Ask about ALL programs on this vehicle.

Answer by hmark
This is only if you want 0%, you have to pay it back in 3yrs, but if you want a longer one, say 5 yrs., it would be at a higher APR (%). If your credit is good, you can get a lower APR for 5 yrs and by the 3rd year, re-finance it by obtaining an even lower APR loan from your credit union and paying off the remaining balance of your original loan. Then, you would only have to pay off the new lower fee loan. And as everyone says, if your credit is good, you can get a loan from anywhere, a bank, credit unions, etc. The better rates are reserved for people with a great credit history.

Answer by jillybean
if you qualify for a 0% rate, chances are you can get a great rate (around 5%) through your credit union now. go with them, not the dealership. but to answer your question, yes you can refinance your a uto loan in 3 years if you want to. as long as you make all your payments on time.

Answer by Tom S
What the hell do you want for nothing. It doesn't get any lower than 0%. Do the math 600 for 36 months is 21600 you're obviously either putting about a grand down, or getting a rebate as well. You could go longer term, and pay interest, the payment would be lower, but you pay more for the car. Stealership!, you're a jerk.

Answer by mccoyblues
You can probably get a better deal by taking the cash incentives and getting a low interest loan from a Credit Union for 5 years than taking the car at full price with 0% financing for a short term.

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