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ostateflyer · 08-10-07, 02:02

I would think that Labor Day would be the next most likely time to see 0% offered. GM (and their competitors) use national holidays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Memorial Day, Independence Day, etc., to introduce incentives like that.

And not to insult or burst your bubble, but be uber-thankful that your dad is buying you any vehicle, especially a new one. Who cares if it is 'cool' or not, it's a brand new car. And besides, there's nothing wrong with a Cobalt, especially a new one with a factory warranty.

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ostateflyer Registered User ostateflyer is offline Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: OK Posts: 6	Re: 0% Financing? I would think that Labor Day would be the next most likely time to see 0% offered. GM (and their competitors) use national holidays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Memorial Day, Independence Day, etc., to introduce incentives like that. And not to insult or burst your bubble, but be uber-thankful that your dad is buying you any vehicle, especially a new one. Who cares if it is 'cool' or not, it's a brand new car. And besides, there's nothing wrong with a Cobalt, especially a new one with a factory warranty.