I got pre-approved for ~$25k. Pick up my machine on Saturday.They treat it as a credit card and what they loan you acts as a maxed out credit card so your credit score will take hit initially but comes back after a few payments. The rate is good and they are legit as long as you have good credit and don't mind taking hit for a couple of months. Don't use it if you are planning on buying something expensive like a house or refinancing your home in the next couple of months.
I would choose the 2.99 for 60 months option. What's wrong with the 5 year option?I used it on mine, as stated above its a credit card style. Keep up on your payments and don't let it go past 3 years![]()
Oh I forgot 60 months was the option on Rmax, they only offered 36 months on the Wolverines.I would choose the 2.99 for 60 months option. What's wrong with the 5 year option?
Can you use the Yamaha Card to buy stuff that ain't Yamaha? Sort of like a VISA card?Best part is once its paid off its open and you don't need to reapply. You can get a new machine or other Yamaha stuff with no qualifying. I love my yamaha card.
I have never tried. So I'm not sure.Can you use the Yamaha Card to buy stuff that ain't Yamaha? Sort of like a VISA card?
As Mainegrizz660 said. That could be dangerous. Who knows what new toy they will come out with that will be way to easy to buy.Best part is once its paid off its open and you don't need to reapply. You can get a new machine or other Yamaha stuff with no qualifying. I love my yamaha card.