Seven-year car loans have increasingly become a thing in the age of America’s truck obsession, as dealers sell consumers on smaller monthly payments on vehicles with bigger and bigger price tags. The pandemic has fueled the trend, in addition to a bunch of incentives that people in the industry say are historic.
Incentives have been around for a few decades now, but really kicked into gear after 9/11, when GM’s Keep America Rolling campaign offered zero-percent financing across its lineup.
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