Website use to say JCW included and now it doesn't. Dealer has not responded yet.

 

Yes is does...



But for some reason it's just not mentioned in the "offer details" box, but it's not excluded either.

 

I’ll know for certain this afternoon.
Headed in to do the paperwork and get a JCW ordered.

 

AAONMS, are you ordering from Jacksonville? I ordered from Pensacola back on the first. Last word i got was completed production 23 Nov. Will your car come into Brunswick? Also will the .9% carry over if it goes away on 3 January?
Congrats and I wish you the best during your long wait.
<(((><
bruce

 

This is correct 0.9% on JCW through December.

 

Cool thanks. It looks like it will be after the 3rd before mine arrives. Hoping the deal is the same or better.

 

My JCW is awaiting shipment. Hope it gets to my NY dealer before the 3rd.

 

Yep, ordering in Jax.
Good questions re the financing.
I'll ensure I have a firm understanding of the details and have it in writing that the 0.9% will be applicable.
Thanks.

 

I had the same story as relayed by MINIGEZR: 0.9% good only through the end of the year.
Rate of loan set at time of sale, not the order.
Cannot sell the car until it is actually there.
New rate to be announced no sooner than Monday, January 03, 2011.
Oh well, I have 3.0% from my Credit Union pre-approved as a back-up in case January's MINI financing rate is exorbitant.

 

Unless I'm blind, the two threads about the 0.9% that were in the General sub-forum have disappeared. The 0.9 that I got a week ago still stands, the new caveat added to the offer is that Countryman's are NOT included.

 

Same here, should have a good chance if make the boat on the 8th, that gets into NYC on the 17th.

 

Anyone think the offer will get better than 0.9% in January? I am guessing it wont but I would hold off the few days since I would not be able to pick it up until the 29th anyway....

 

I doubt the rate will get better in January. I took advantage of the 0.9% which worked out to $10 interest per payment and the rest to principal. Can't get any better than that, right?