kawasaki let the good times roll credit card
#1
01-13-2006, 07:07 AM
kawasaki let the good times roll credit card
Hey Guys,
I had a question? I just recieved the kawasaki let the good times roll credit card today with an APR of 17.8% I was wondering if any of you guys have it and if you can get a lower apr with the promotions 5.8% etc cause thats real high.
I had a question? I just recieved the kawasaki let the good times roll credit card today with an APR of 17.8% I was wondering if any of you guys have it and if you can get a lower apr with the promotions 5.8% etc cause thats real high.
#2
01-13-2006, 07:46 AM
RE: kawasaki let the good times roll credit card
Cut card. 17% what a laugh.
If you do not have any other cards though use this one and pay off balance every month. After a 6 months apply for a better rate card. Might as well use the bastards the same way they use us. lol
Cash and carry f-interest.
If you do not have any other cards though use this one and pay off balance every month. After a 6 months apply for a better rate card. Might as well use the bastards the same way they use us. lol
Cash and carry f-interest.
#3
01-13-2006, 08:36 AM
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RE: kawasaki let the good times roll credit card
Yes I got the card, and if I understand all of the fine print, the original purchase for the bike and the other stuff I bought was 5.9% Anything I buy with the card from here on out is at the High percentage rate. I'm not big on paying that much to use the card. But that does bring up a related question that I will be asking the Longview dealership on Saturday, I really want to buy 2 more bikes, but only if I can get the 5.9% on the deal. Do I have to start all over and open two more accounts? or am I stuck now? If so I will hold off for a while.
deej
deej
#4
01-13-2006, 02:33 PM
RE: kawasaki let the good times roll credit card
ORIGINAL: deej
I really want to buy 2 more bikes, but only if I can get the 5.9% on the deal. Do I have to start all over and open two more accounts? or am I stuck now? If so I will hold off for a while.
deej
I really want to buy 2 more bikes, but only if I can get the 5.9% on the deal. Do I have to start all over and open two more accounts? or am I stuck now? If so I will hold off for a while.
deej
To make sales, they can get real creative, if they have to.
Hey -- 2 more of what kind of bikes?
#5
01-19-2006, 08:59 PM
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RE: kawasaki let the good times roll credit card
Update, I talked to two dealers, and If I buy Bikes with the card, I can get the 5.9%, but where they get you is gear and parts. So watch out for that.
deej
deej
#6
01-19-2006, 09:13 PM
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RE: kawasaki let the good times roll credit card
Deej,
Typically the Good Times Card from Kawasaki can be used quite effectively for the purchase of NEW motorcycles from authorized Kawasaki dealerships and get the 5.9% financing for 24 months.
Where they get you is if you are late on a payment or miss a payment. Then the entire balance goes up to the 17.9% rate. Also if you keep the account open past the 24 months, same thing happens.
You can make out quite well on their promotions by buying the bike, then paying it off a little each month, or put that money into an interest bearing account or money market and your effective interest almost disappears. It works out like a free loan when handled properly.
I've purchased a couple of bikes that way and it works for me. Just be ready to pay the bike off when you make the 24th payment!
Typically the total amount on the card is what they look for, not how many purchases you've made.
At least that's my .02ยข!
Typically the Good Times Card from Kawasaki can be used quite effectively for the purchase of NEW motorcycles from authorized Kawasaki dealerships and get the 5.9% financing for 24 months.
Where they get you is if you are late on a payment or miss a payment. Then the entire balance goes up to the 17.9% rate. Also if you keep the account open past the 24 months, same thing happens.
You can make out quite well on their promotions by buying the bike, then paying it off a little each month, or put that money into an interest bearing account or money market and your effective interest almost disappears. It works out like a free loan when handled properly.
I've purchased a couple of bikes that way and it works for me. Just be ready to pay the bike off when you make the 24th payment!
Typically the total amount on the card is what they look for, not how many purchases you've made.
At least that's my .02ยข!
#8
01-19-2006, 09:41 PM
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RE: kawasaki let the good times roll credit card
ORIGINAL: Marty
Deej,
Typically the Good Times Card from Kawasaki can be used quite effectively for the purchase of NEW motorcycles from authorized Kawasaki dealerships and get the 5.9% financing for 24 months.
Where they get you is if you are late on a payment or miss a payment. Then the entire balance goes up to the 17.9% rate. Also if you keep the account open past the 24 months, same thing happens.
You can make out quite well on their promotions by buying the bike, then paying it off a little each month, or put that money into an interest bearing account or money market and your effective interest almost disappears. It works out like a free loan when handled properly.
I've purchased a couple of bikes that way and it works for me. Just be ready to pay the bike off when you make the 24th payment!
Typically the total amount on the card is what they look for, not how many purchases you've made.
At least that's my .02ยข!
Deej,
Typically the Good Times Card from Kawasaki can be used quite effectively for the purchase of NEW motorcycles from authorized Kawasaki dealerships and get the 5.9% financing for 24 months.
Where they get you is if you are late on a payment or miss a payment. Then the entire balance goes up to the 17.9% rate. Also if you keep the account open past the 24 months, same thing happens.
You can make out quite well on their promotions by buying the bike, then paying it off a little each month, or put that money into an interest bearing account or money market and your effective interest almost disappears. It works out like a free loan when handled properly.
I've purchased a couple of bikes that way and it works for me. Just be ready to pay the bike off when you make the 24th payment!
Typically the total amount on the card is what they look for, not how many purchases you've made.
At least that's my .02ยข!
Hey Marty, while I agree that it would be nice to send in the final payment in two years, I however have to watch my money carefully. In the loan it goes from 5.9% to 9.9 after 24 months, not 17.9%, and that I can live with.
deej
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