Special Toyota Financing

[Lit'l Cat]

Any 'insiders' out there know if Toyota is extnding the 0% & 1.9% offers next month?

I'm having trouble finding the exact car I want & with only 12 days lft on the financing offer I'm kind of cutting things short

[rolla-XRS]

That info is very closely guarded. Is the dealer not able to extend the financing if the car is not available? I'd push that button a bit more with the dealer to honour the rate when you made your deposit. If they don't, contact customer relations.

[Cooper S]

Originally Posted by rolla-XRS

That info is very closely guarded. Is the dealer not able to extend the financing if the car is not available? I'd push that button a bit more with the dealer to honour the rate when you made your deposit. If they don't, contact customer relations.

The dealership does not set the rates...Toyota financial does. Next months rebates, financial deals, special interests are kept under wraps until the day before the new selling day of the month.

[got-rice]

in california at least, thru Toyota Financial, 0% financing on all Corollas up to 36 months. if u get the regular Corolla (1831 & 1832), you can do 0% up to 60 months, of course, on approved credit. I believe they will go through at least June 2nd, but I'll bet they will get extended. Toyota just happens to "come out" with stuff, so you never know. Right now, they're aggresively pushing the Corolla and Matrix financing incentives.

[Lit'l Cat]

Originally Posted by got-rice

in california at least, thru Toyota Financial, 0% financing on all Corollas up to 36 months. if u get the regular Corolla (1831 & 1832), you can do 0% up to 60 months, of course, on approved credit.

What do you mean "regular corolla"? (as opposed to ...)

[rolla-XRS]

Originally Posted by Cooper S

The dealership does not set the rates...Toyota financial does. Next months rebates, financial deals, special interests are kept under wraps until the day before the new selling day of the month.

Thanks - I realize that. Which is why if you've put a deposit on the car - you should be asking the dealer to extend the financing offer (and ultimately Toyota Customer Service and Toyota Financial Services can achieve this if the Dealer goes to bat for you). Ultimately, the subvention costed is paid by Toyota Motor Sales for which Toyota Customer Relations works for.

[got-rice]

Originally Posted by Lit'l Cat

What do you mean "regular corolla"? (as opposed to ...)

regular corolla meaning not LE, S, XLE, or XRS. the base Corolla (models 1831, stick or 1832, auto)