I didnt see any threads anywhere so I thought I would post. 0% financing has returned, 0% for 36 months. Surprised to see it already.

http://mitsubishicars.com/MMNA/jsp/s...s.do?loc=en-us

 

meh, 36 months...i'll wait for 48 or 60 months. if you can payoff the car that quick, then i'm sure you don't need that much financing to begin with.

 

yeah....at 36 months it's about $1000/month if you have an extra $1000/month you probably have enough to buy the car straight up.

it's certainly an option depending on circumstances, but appealing to a..."kind of well off" crowd.

 

^I gotta agree. As for me, if I could afford a $900+ car payment, it wouldn't be on an Evo. It is nice to see 0% on the '10s already though, it gives me hope that 0% for 60 months isn't too far away..............

 

wonder if it will get extended...looks like it closes Nov 30th...

Do they usually only offer it for 15 days?

 

Yes and no. The special offers always end with every month and "NEW AND EXCITING" special offers are available between the 3rd and 5th of every month. More often than not, the new and exciting special offers are identical to the previous months or there's 1 minor change (example, 0% @ 36 months will turn into 0% at 48 months, $1,000 cash back will turn to $2,000 or just the addition of a 1.9% or 2.9% rate at more months than the 0% rate instead of lengthening the 0% rate's term, or a combination of rebate + 1.9% or 2.9% instead of all rebate or all special APR).

Only when the 2008's got to extremely thin pickins did Mitsubishi actually end the 0%

 

Anyone have sales volume data on the 2010s yet? I'd be interested to see the actual production numbers of 2008s vs. 2010s too...

 

must be ballinstatus to be happy with the deal

 

damn maybe i shoulda waited a bit longer

 

Lets see what kind of Deals come out on Black Friday? Sold my SRT-4 and getting a X

 

id consider if it was for 48/60 months.

 

36 months who the hell can afford that

 

The same sort of guy that can drop 10-15k on mods? That's a lot of people with Evos, if you've been following the "how much I've spent" thread.

 

That's also assuming they aren't putting anything down. Personally I think if you have to finance the entire purchase without putting any money down you can't afford it.

 

True, but I don't see how that is brining any "new" buyers that wouldn't have already bought it regardless of the financing deal.