Financing Deal from MamaYamaha

[Randy]

Not a horrible deal for those looking to finance an '07 or new leftover '06 (if you can find one) FJR

https://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/webpromo...etails_7_9.aspx

 

[Cdogman]

No need to hurry tho..

.... from 2/01/07 to 5/31/76 .... It will run for some time it seems

 

[Indian Scout]

Not a horrible deal for those looking to finance an '07 or new leftover '06 (if you can find one) FJRhttps://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/webpromo...etails_7_9.aspx

:dntknw: My guess is, you could probably do better at your credit union. :dntknw:

 

[SPORT]

Not a horrible deal for those looking to finance an '07 or new leftover '06 (if you can find one) FJRhttps://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/webpromo...etails_7_9.aspx

My Credit Card is at 4.9 for the life of that loan. These companies need to do better if they want business. :glare:

 

[twowheelnut]

72 months?! Who the hell would finance a bike for 6 friggin' years? :blink:

 

[FJRocket]

72 months?! Who the hell would finance a bike for 6 friggin' years? :blink:

Most Harley owners. :blink:

 

[Randy]

Not a horrible deal for those looking to finance an '07 or new leftover '06 (if you can find one) FJRhttps://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/webpromo...etails_7_9.aspx

:dntknw: My guess is, you could probably do better at your credit union. :dntknw:

In some cases (actually, probably most cases) yes. Understanding that the rules for joining a credit union have been softened, perhaps not everyone can join one. If you can do better...great. Was just throwing this out there in case someone could benefit from it.

 

[FJR Gary]

I got my loan from my credit union at 4.5%

 

[FuzzyRider]

My loan through my credit union was 6.9% for 60 months. I would have preferred a shorter loan but right now I have better things to be putting my money into.

 

[RsvlFeej]

Not a horrible deal for those looking to finance an '07 or new leftover '06 (if you can find one) FJRhttps://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/webpromo...etails_7_9.aspx

I financed my '05 through these a**holes. I qualified for their best credit rate and didn't make any late payments, no missed payments, no nothin' - but the pieces of regurgitated skunk carcasses in their finance dept. bumped me a percentage point anyway - I guess because it was a "credit card". :angry2: Scroo 'em. Paid it off and got out from under those bait-and-switch bastages.

 

[MikeYork5]

Not a horrible deal for those looking to finance an '07 or new leftover '06 (if you can find one) FJRhttps://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/webpromo...etails_7_9.aspx

I financed my '05 through these a**holes. I qualified for their best credit rate and didn't make any late payments, no missed payments, no nothin' - but the pieces of regurgitated skunk carcasses in their finance dept. bumped me a percentage point anyway - I guess because it was a "credit card". :angry2: Scroo 'em. Paid it off and got out from under those bait-and-switch bastages.

Yeah...but tell us how ya really feel!

 

[DaSpyda]

<credit union loan underwriter>The Yamaha financing is "revolving" debt as opposed to "installment" debt. You will pay more interest under a revolving account due to how finance charges are calculated. That type of loan will also lower your credit score because a new revolving account puts a dent into your "available credit ratio" (open to buy) - how much total limit you have compared to your total balance of all your revolving accounts.

A huge amount of credit unions are "community-based" in that their charter allows them to sign up people who usually live, work, or worship in a particular geographical area. Credit union rates are usually lower than commercial banks. Look in your yellow pages under "Credit Unions", not "banks" </credit union loan underwriter>

I financed my '05 through these a**holes. I qualified for their best credit rate and didn't make any late payments, no missed payments, no nothin' - but the pieces of regurgitated skunk carcasses in their finance dept. bumped me a percentage point anyway - I guess because it was a "credit card". :angry2: Scroo 'em. Paid it off and got out from under those bait-and-switch bastages.

That's called a "reserve", and the dealer would normally get about 75% of that 1% interest as profit.

 

[dirttracker30]

Not a horrible deal for those looking to finance an '07 or new leftover '06 (if you can find one) FJRhttps://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/webpromo...etails_7_9.aspx

If you just put this up today,correct me if I'm wrong ,but didn't this expire about 2 weeks ago?

 

[DaSpyda]

Not a horrible deal for those looking to finance an '07 or new leftover '06 (if you can find one) FJRhttps://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/webpromo...etails_7_9.aspx

If you just put this up today,correct me if I'm wrong ,but didn't this expire about 2 weeks ago?

Their lead-in hyperlink says:

On New Yamaha FJR1300 MotorcyclesAs low as 7.9% APR for up to 72 months*

Promotion ends August 31, 2007

...but they did not update the actual page...

 

[murf]

Financed through my local bank, 2 points lower than Yamaha.

 

[Cdogman]

Not a horrible deal for those looking to finance an '07 or new leftover '06 (if you can find one) FJRhttps://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/webpromo...etails_7_9.aspx

If you just put this up today,correct me if I'm wrong ,but didn't this expire about 2 weeks ago?

Yer wrong. You got about 74 more years.. See second post

 

[Mike-H]

Damn.... :dribble: .....& now I'm missing getting screwed over by the finance companies that the manufactures have farmed out to, to replace my 04.....ya I'll pass & keep my 04.....

 

[Cdogman]

You still have time, wait 5 or 6 decades and upgrade to the 2057 model. May have good color choices by then.

 

[RatoneMuerto]

72 months?! Who the hell would finance a bike for 6 friggin' years? :blink:

Most Harley owners. :blink:

Sheesh for the price of a Harley they offer as much as ten years!Rather moronic rates too.I am only paying 1.9 percent if I borrow at all. That is the rate I get when I borrowed against my securities.I rarely use outside financing unless it has a triple zero plan.