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Old 03-14-2008, 02:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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When is GM going to lower the interests rates on the malibu? The lowest is 5.9% and that isn't great considering the current economic climate.
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When is GM going to lower the interests rates on the malibu? The lowest is 5.9% and that isn't great considering the current economic climate.
When sales slow down?

Try your credit union or a bank for a better interest rate.
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Re: Financing a Malibu

yeah, sister recently bought a car.
lowest credit unions had were 5.99
But sis has good FICO score and got 4.99%
Run a credit check on yourself- and get your own FICO score. then you can figure out how good you look to the lenders.
like you said- with the current status of the mortgage industry... many lenders are being cautious I think...
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Re: Financing a Malibu

Not for a while...still getting them on lots is more of an issue.

Just finance elsewhere. At the time we were buying ours, the dealer was offering everyone 5.9% through a local bank (not even that great, really), but I got my mother 4.99% through a credit union.

Most dealers can be even more competitive, working with a lot of different banks to get you a rate--it just won't be through GM.
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Old 03-15-2008, 08:28 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Re: Financing a Malibu

5.9% is actually a very good rate if there's no special financing being offered. That's pretty much in the neighborhood of the lowest you'll find through the manufacturer's financial services.
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Old 03-15-2008, 09:18 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Financing a Malibu

I was able to receive a $750 manufacturer rebate today if I had done traditional financing. But, since I chose to do the SmartBuy, they wouldn't allow it.
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