New Incentives for Auto Loans

Getting an auto loan these days is not necessarily at the top of anyone's to do list. Most consumers are aware that their chances of getting an auto loan are not necessarily the best, and don't really want to go through the process of having your credit pulled only to be told that they don't qualify. They are also hesitant about taking out an auto loan in an economy such as this when no one really knows whether or not they will have a job next month.
 
The auto manufacturers know that people are not running out there to get auto loans and so they are trying to make it more palatable for them to do so. Chrysler is one of the first to offer various incentives for their clients to get an auto loan or even to purchase a car outright. These new incentives embrace both the bad credit auto loan buyer as well as the one who might have perfect credit.
 
They are currently offering "preferred pricing" on eligible Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge and Ram truck vehicles throughout the month of November. On Chrysler and Jeep vehicles the company is offering 0% interest rates on car loans up to 48 months and no-cost service and maintenance programs for three years or 36,000 miles. If customers have poor credit and do not qualify for a 0% rate on their auto loan, they can choose cash off of the car of their choice. They will get $2500 off of Chrysler models and $3000 off the Jeep models. In addition any Jeep owners who choose to take out a new car loan will also get $500 in customer loyalty bonus.
 
For Dodge cars and Ram trucks the company is offering auto loan interest rates of up to 0% and consumer cash of up to $1000 for the most qualified buyers. Again, those with poor credit who may not get the financing rates for those auto loans can get up to $2000 on a Dodge car or $3500 on a Ram truck.

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