HERE’S a reality check. Promotions and deals that pop up online or in the pages of Fast Times aren’t created for everyone. Each promotion is carefully crafted to appeal to a very specific kind of car buyer, with a particular financial profile and set of priorities.
This targeted approach isn’t a secret. Automakers design promos to hit different goals — whether boosting sales of a new model, clearing out last year’s inventory, or attracting a new market segment. That’s why you’ll see a variety of enticing offers, each with its own conditions and its own ideal customer.Instant gratification One of the most common and powerful offers is the promise of a brand-new car for a minimal or all-in down payment.
These offers reward those with excellent credit, spotless payment history, and the ability to make a hefty down payment. They also typically involve higher monthly payments over shorter loan terms. If your financial record isn’t stellar, this deal may not be within reach.One example is BDO Auto Loan’s “Deals on Wheels” promo running until Sept. 15, 2025. It offers low interest rates, rebates of up to P30,000, and a P10,000 preventive maintenance service voucher from participating dealers.
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