GM, Chrysler Offer Holiday Incentive Packages on Vehicles
Two of the Big Three U.S. automakers have sweetened their incentive packages for the holidays, a move predicted by some analysts as the companies try to meet year-end sales goals, according to an Associated Press report.
General Motors Corp. on Dec. 5 announced a holiday financing package for several 2003 sport utility vehicles. Earlier this week, DaimlerChrysler AG's Chrysler Group improved financing terms on most Dodge and Chrysler minivans for the coming month.
GM, already offering no down payments or finance charges on many models, has enhanced its "Zero, Zero, Zero" program by offering no-interest financing for up to 60 months on 13 SUVs. The world's largest automaker also will give $1,000 in cash on 11 other '02 and '03 models. The new deals at GM begin Dec. 6 and run through Jan. 2, AP said.
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