What kind of financing (0%) can you get with excellent credit on new Honda Pilot?

Question:
Are rates better when you buy new rather than used?

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I just paid off my car...do they automatically send me the title?

http://automobiles.honda.com/tools/curre...
It doesn't look like 0% is available currently on the Pilot (see link above)
Manufacturer subsidized financing is often offered on NEW vehicles, rarely on pre-owned. Rates are generally better for new.

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It depends how excellent is it 600-700 or 700+ if it's 700+ then your looking at what the national rate is and depends on any specials for new cars but if buying used go to your credit union or bank you can get a good deal there. I got a 700+ credit score and got a used 04' in 2005 and my rate was 3.75 better than new so really if you know your banker they can hook you up. i also got this with nothing down and the vehicle was 30 g's plus I got a mortgage too.

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Rates are better on a new car. You will get jacked around at a car dealership, they suck. The best thing you can do is to go and become a member at a credit union they have the very best rates. Walk into the dealership with your financing already in place, this will take a big tool away from the dealer. Bad for them, good for you. Also at Costco they have a car buying program which may save you more money.
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