Zero-interest financing deals resurface in May, Edmunds says

No-interest deals constituted 5.7 percent of financed transactions last month, compared with 6.3 percent in May 2018 and just 3.2 percent in April, according to Edmunds. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

June 05, 2019 03:42 PM

Zero percent financing deals resurfaced during Memorial Day sales events as dealers struggled last month with mounting new-vehicle inventories, according to car-shopping site Edmunds.

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