[Dr_Dirt]

Originally Posted by BMWAutoXer

Those interest rates are a scam. We get our customer's 2.29% for up to 63 months as a STANDARD rate with no manufacturer buydown what so ever. Any credit score over 740 with a financed amount under MSRP automatically qualifies for it. Even stretching to a 72 month term only raises it to about 2.79-2.99%.

What cars are you selling?

[BMWAutoXer]

Originally Posted by Dr_Dirt

What cars are you selling?

It's a standard interest rate from Chrysler Financial. Anyone wanting a new car can qualify for it whether its a Bentley or a Kia. Our dealer group has everything from Hyundai all the way up to Bugatti, and so long as you stay under 150K Chrysler Financial (TD now) will honor that rate on new retail loans for customers with FICO Auto scores over 740 with transunion. If you're between 700-740 its only 2.59-2.79

[LuvMyE92]

Originally Posted by BMWAutoXer

It's a standard interest rate from Chrysler Financial. Anyone wanting a new car can qualify for it whether its a Bentley or a Kia. Our dealer group has everything from Hyundai all the way up to Bugatti, and so long as you stay under 150K Chrysler Financial (TD now) will honor that rate on new retail loans for customers with FICO Auto scores over 740 with transunion. If you're between 700-740 its only 2.59-2.79

Sure, but most dealers are going to mark up that 2.59 to whatever the average rates are to make that extra profit.

[skier]

Obsolete information, why is this thread a sticky

[mcwoods]

+1 and it would be really great if someone would sticky the current info! I've been searching through threads hoping to come across the MF/residuals/finance rates for 2013 550i and 2013 M5.

Was getting the idea that they are not out till July - though people seem to be ordering them already...