Wile E some of the cheap low end 5000 are made in India. Many of the others are made in Augusta George as well as most of the compact utility tractors.
Also your 72 month 0% money does cost you something. The cash discount on dealer invoice. There are always sales incentives. The low interest rates always cost you the cash discount. So the actual cost is about the same.
An example of this is: Assume a $25,000 tractor that has a dealer cost of $23,000. So there is a 4% cash discount or 72 month low interest financing. So if you take the low rate financing you are paying $920 more for the tractor. Where the low rate is really bad is when you have a high value trade-in. You lose the cash discount on the entire dealer invoice to get low rate financing on maybe 50% of that.
Moral is nothing is free. The dealer may tell you that it does not cost you anything but he is pulling one on you.
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