Look at These Special Finance Offers for GMC and Buick Models

Most car buyers plan to purchase their vehicles by financing. Interest rates impact our timing on when to purchase a new vehicle. If you look at the general world of finance, this would not seem to be a good time to buy, given that the average APR interest rate for a new truck loan is 7.01%, and that is assuming a Prime credit score. Fortunately, with the help of GMAC, you may not have to pay a high interest rate when you purchase from Ewing Buick GMC.

A good example is the available financing on the popular Sierra 1500. GMAC is offering 1.9% APR on a 72-month loan for well-qualified buyers. This excludes models with the 6.2-liter EcoTec 6.2-liter V8 but does include models with the 5.3-liter V8 of the 3.0-liter DuroMax turbo diesel. This works out to a payment of $14.71 for every $1,000 financed. As of this writing, Ewing Buick GMC currently has over 50 Sierra 1500 models to choose from that qualify for this financing.

A very desirable offer is also in place for the attractive 2023 Buick Envision AWD crossover model.  GMAC is currently offering 0.9%.  Many of these models already have a discount on their price of over $9,000. For example, a 2023 Buick Envision Essence with an original MSRP of $42,130 now has a final price of just $32,880. There is an additional $750 Purchase allowance for those new to GM. It can then be financed with GMAC of just 0.9%, whereas your first payment won’t appear within 90 days.  A similar 0.9% APR offer is available for the GMC Terrain SLE AWD. 

Access to all these offers is contingent on GMAC’s credit approval, and not everyone will qualify.  Applying for financing is easy enough that it can be started online from home.  

If you are interested in a GMC model not described here, talk to the Ewing Buick GMC Finance Center and find out what GMAC financing can do for the model you are interested in. As of this writing, Ewing Buick GMC of Plano has a massive 273 vehicles in inventory. So visit Ewing Buick GMC just north of the George Bush Turnpike and south of Highway 121, with easy access to customers in Plano, Frisco, Prosper, Allen, McKinney, and other surrounding Texas communities.