Is there some sort of special deal going on now for direct trade ins for the 2019 forester. My dealer just left a message telling me that I would be able to trade my 2018 with barely 2500 miles for a brand new 2019 forester at the same price per month. Obviously he did not go into fine details but is this a direct trade for the same car cost balance or will I be paying substantially more at the end of the new payment plan? Not sure if there is some special going on right now? Why are they soliciting for one new car for the other so quick?
Dealer Phone Caller for 2018 to 2019 Trade
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As with any dealer, caution is advised..too good too be true, it usually is.
No specials...just your dealer dialing for dollars to convince you to make a really bad decision.
The only way this kind of deal can ever benefit the consumer is if the monthly payments stay the same and the repayment period doesn't alter or the interest rate is repackaged to 0% - and none of those factors are gonna happen anytime soon.
Typically in these (bad) deals, you will bve paying the same $ each month, and getting a new car - but - the payments will probably go on for a lot longer. Some people are happy with that; in fact, at least in the UK, it's how poeple changed to a new car every 3 years or so. You have to decide how long you're happy shelling out $$ each month for a car.
Typically in these (bad) deals, you will bve paying the same $ each month, and getting a new car - but - the payments will probably go on for a lot longer. Some people are happy with that; in fact, at least in the UK, it's how poeple changed to a new car every 3 years or so. You have to decide how long you're happy shelling out $$ each month for a car.
Making any financial decisions trough monthly payment is mistake to begin with.
Even if they really offer you same monthly payments they are making money on combination of the following situations:
-thay offer you longer period, for example 5 vs 4 years loan
-if period is the same but you already made some payments on your 2018, so are starting same loan from the beginning
-you had 0% financing on 2018 and now it is 3% (makes difference on longer loans)
Thay for sure have some additional tricks that we are not aware off
Even if they really offer you same monthly payments they are making money on combination of the following situations:
-thay offer you longer period, for example 5 vs 4 years loan
-if period is the same but you already made some payments on your 2018, so are starting same loan from the beginning
-you had 0% financing on 2018 and now it is 3% (makes difference on longer loans)
Thay for sure have some additional tricks that we are not aware off
You are also paying more in tax, title, tags and fees too that can add up quickly. Very poor financial decision IMPO.
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Every manufacturer does this and it's nothing special and if you think that you'll come out ahead- well .......
They will tell you it is a wash . . .
- 'cause what they are trying to do is clean your wallet, launder your money and press you to give in until you fold!
- 'cause what they are trying to do is clean your wallet, launder your money and press you to give in until you fold!
2019 is much better looking and far more sportier:wink2:
"Same Payment per Month" meaning extending your loan terms... so unless you were on a 120 mo loan with 0 down, you are losing money from the trade. The first year depreciation is the biggest, probably $3-5K and the dealer is not going to do you a favor and eat that cost for you...
Because they want your money.
Its blatantly obvious, it has Sport in the name trim level, duh. Ain't no 2018 have Sport in it.
wow
have to say, i'm very intrigued as to what sorta 'deal' they were in fact offering...prob a 98% chance it's a terrible deal, but...
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