(Reuters) - DETROIT, July 30 - General Motors Corp
said on Monday it had begun offering zero-percent financing for
up to 60 months on the extended and crew cab versions of its
2007 pickup trucks in response to competitors' discounts.
"We want to be competitive in the marketplace and there has
been increasingly heavy spending by our competitors," said John
McDonald, GM spokesman.
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said on Monday it had begun offering zero-percent financing for
up to 60 months on the extended and crew cab versions of its
2007 pickup trucks in response to competitors' discounts.
"We want to be competitive in the marketplace and there has
been increasingly heavy spending by our competitors," said John
McDonald, GM spokesman.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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