There's a big difference in vehicle finance in the US than in SA. In the US they "overtrade", meaning that there are more vehicles than buyers. They offer you 0%, or 4% with a anything from $2k - $8k cash in hand. They basically pay to take new vehicle, that's why cars are normally not older than 3 years. Anything older than that is worth f#ckall.
I rode with a chap who had a BIG suv, cannot recall the model, bought it for $47k (which is pretty expensive there) drove it for 3 years, 60k miles, and he reckons he would be happy if he could get $18k for it.
Furthermore, having done some business myself on machines over there, the dealers are only doing business on his ability to trade well. He has to trade vehicles in for more than they are worth, to be able to sell again. Which is a far cry from what happens over here, ain't that right, mr Pat Jansen?
Julle (en ek) is glad te ernstig vir 'n Vrydagaand - fok die bier, ek gaan nou 'n Captain Morgan gooi....OH, Captain, my Captain!