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Toyota Motor Credit will finance all new Toyotas as well as Toyota Certified Used Vehicles that are up to five years old. The company offers contracts from 24 months to 72 months, and you can apply for credit online and receive a response quickly via email. In addition to regular financing, the company also offers Toyota Touch Preferred Option Finance Plan which allows you to make lower monthly payments and then make a final payment at the end of your contract to cover the remaining value of the vehicle. A financing program tailored for recent college graduates is also available.

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2.0
Oct 21, 2008 1:16 pm

well.. you would get 0% only if you have good credit score.. and its for only 36 months.. So even if you buy corolla you will be spending $500 monthly. If you pay by cash, you get additional $750 to $1000 cash back. We did the math and you would save at the most $100 after 3 years.. So do the math!

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Staff
Jul 9, 2008 2:24 pm

I financed the purchase of my certified used Toyota using Toyota's credit option. They gave me a great rate, 4.9%, which was better than any of the auto loan offers I received from LendingTree. They also have many different options for length of loan, and the approval and sign-up process was fast and simple.

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In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.

Toyota, now the world's largest carmaker, announced 0% financing on 11 different models at participating dealers across the United States. With domestic car makers in the tank, cutting back on leases, loans and production, Toyota is flaunting its strength by offering low rate loans, even 0% for 36 months, on 2009 cars .

As General Motors and Chrysler consider a merger and Ford tries to put its financial house in order, Toyota is stepping on the gas and making obscene gestures from the passing lane.

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