0% financing on 2012 C-14. Or $1000 rebate. 5.95% all other years.

[Scaffolder]

Just thought I'd share what I saw on Kawasaki's website. I have been looking for a good deal on a new bike. I have found a few under $13,000, but that's about it.

[jjsC6]

5.95%.  Is that supposed to be an incentive?   

[Scaffolder]

An incentive to buy the 2012. I would rather have the extra $1000 back. I couldn't finance more than a couple grand on a bike, but figured I'd share the info with those that might want it.

[ZG]

All cash for me, I hate debt hanging over my head, been there done that, when the economy crashed all my cards somehow jumped from 3% or less to 15+% and I had never done anything wrong...
 
Pass. 

[ljcorby]

All cash here as well.  Cut those credit cards up years ago. 

[Scaffolder]

I love my AMEX card. It love my $900 + or - I get back every year in reward cash. And no fees.

[stevewfl]

Yup, only cash money for my purchases 

[wroman]

  I did not have the cash buy buy a bike outright but 0% for 4 years is the same as paying cash, EH!

[stevewfl]

  I did not have the cash buy buy a bike outright but 0% for 4 years is the same as paying cash, EH!

Or better, your cash can still draw bank interest or be invested 

[udoggie]

  I did not have the cash buy buy a bike outright but 0% for 4 years is the same as paying cash, EH!

Not even.  If you do that, then you're paying $1,000 in interest.  (vs $1,000 cash back)

I can buy a lot of farkles for $1k...

UD

[stevewfl]

Not even.  If you do that, then you're paying $1,000 in interest.  (vs $1,000 cash back)

I can buy a lot of farkles for $1k...

UD

yeah but truthfully one can negotiate their way into that extra $1000 off no matter what, cash or loan