General Motors today confirmed the return of zero percent financing on its Chevrolet, Pontiac, Buick, GMC, Hummer and Saab 2006 models beginning Thursday, June 29, and ending Wednesday, July 5th. Rumors of the program first surfaced yesterday. Company officials said that while 0% is back on the table, employee pricing will not return. The six-year (72 month) financing will apply to all models except the hot-selling Chevrolet Corvette, certain midsize trucks, the now-discontunued Hummer H1, the Pontiac Solstice, and the Pontiac G6 convertible, the company said. (The Saturn Sky was not mentioned because Saturn models will not be included in the program). Cadillac will offer a similar program, but for 60-month financing instead of the full 72. GM will also offer financing as low as 2.9 percent on its 2007 model year SUVs.

 

Good deal. I wish I had the money for a STS V8

 

Will they be concurrently adding any new or improved lease offers? It would only make sense IMO since from a financial aspect a lease is based on a particular money factor (interest rate) too.

 

The current lease pull ahead and related lease offers expire on July 5th to the best of my knowledge.

I expect new leasing offers to be rolled out then or shortly thereafter.

...and they better be good, because the GTP is on it's way out.... soon.