There are sometimes extra incentives to you if you finance through their company as well (we're currently car shopping). It's often enough to justify a slightly higher interest rate.
Now take that $999 (if it's advertised or you can print it from their website) back to Lowes and they should beat it by 10% (their price match policy).
but only if it is the EXACT same fridge/options etc - thats where they get ya sometimes, the small differences....:?
And often times the only difference will be a model number suffix/prefix that is designated for each store.....example LG214SR (Sears Model) vs. LG214LH (Lowes model)
That's what I just found too,there's just a one letter difference but it's the same exact fridge :evil:
I doubt this unless they just told you this to move the car. Dealerships want to make that finance charge and will often match your bank's interest rate in order to do so.
I heard some story a guy who went into a car dealership to buy a new car for the advertised price with the 30K in hand or whatever. The car dealership turned him down, saying that he had to finance to get that price. They said he could finance and pay it off right away, but the guy said he didn't wan to do that. He left money in hand.
