@Anonymous wrote:
The 2014 and 2015 Juke have special APR's. 36 months at 0% or 48-60 months at 0.9% for tier 7 and up. 72 months at 0.9% for tier 5 and up. Good luck!
For Tiers 1-3 they have 0% financing up to 72 months.
This is for Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp.
Tier 1: 740+
Tier 2: 720-739
Tier 3: 700-719
Tier 4: 680-699
Tier 5: 660-679
Tier 6: 640-659
Tier 7: 620-639
Tier 8: 600-619
Tier 9: <600
First of all, thanks for the VERY useful information.
My wife and I are looking to replace her vehicle within the next few weeks (I upgraded mine around the start of the year). Do you happen to know if on a joint application they will base the rate on the higher or the lower score? My scores would easily now get me in the Tier 2 level (maybe even Tier 1 - haven't updated my TU Auto scores in a while), but my wife is right on the cusp of either Tier 4 or Tier 3.
Obviously, we would love to qualify for the 0% APR for 72 months (will probably end up paying a lot extra so it is paid off well in advance of 72 months, like I am doing with mine, but the flexibility of the 72 months and lower payments are definitely helpful). I would like to have a joint application (or even just her name) to improve her scores in the long run. Her reports are relatively thin with only student loans and a few new CCs.
I kinda of wish I waited a few months to upgrade my vehicle... At the time of my purchase, my TU auto scores were in the mid 600's so I received a 5.24% APR for 72 months from Ally bank for my Chevy... Refinance from DCU probably in my future - but she is driving a 9 year old Malibu.. I need to get her a little something nicer to drive. 
carFinancepro - this truly looks to be good information. Where did you get this from? Do you work in Nissan finance or previously have? Friend or co-worker perhaps?
is this special financing tier structure typical of the special financing Nissan offers throughout the year? I am considering a 2015 Nissan Rogue. Nissan has special financing available for the month of September on this model. I have a EQ:675 / TU:681 / EX:691 w/ no bads. 2 previous car loans paid, zero late payments ever.
Thank you for the posts.btw 
take care
@Anonymous wrote:carFinancepro - this truly looks to be good information. Where did you get this from? Do you work in Nissan finance or previously have? Friend or co-worker perhaps?
is this special financing tier structure typical of the special financing Nissan offers throughout the year? I am considering a 2015 Nissan Rogue. Nissan has special financing available for the month of September on this model. I have a EQ:675 / TU:681 / EX:691 w/ no bads. 2 previous car loans paid, zero late payments ever.
Thank you for the posts.btw
I know your question isn't for me but I just purchased Rogue yesterday and thanks to CarFinancePro's post, I knew to ask the financing guy if he is willing to bump me up a tier or two to get that 0% interest rate "before" I talk about numbers with salesman, after "closer" came in? I mentioned to him about bump me up couple of tier, sure enough, after just few short mins? He said "FINE" ... So the payment went from 495/6% to 427/0%. Tho not saying they won't lower the interest rate bit more on their own, but I highly doubt it would be at 0%. So I saved 68 dollars per months just because CarFinancePro decided to share what he know. 
The score they pulled was regular FICO 8 EX 689, I have three paid tax liens and I was surprised they didn't ask for income verification.
Good luck with your purchase.
E-T-A ... I used TruCar to narrow down which dealerships would offer better deal, the best discount I got was 3900 off but I end up going to one wih 3300 off with exact specs I was looking for, they end up discounted close to 4200 off MSRP and 0%...I in NorCal.
First Johnny Id like to thank you for your story. Im glad you decided to reply to my post. Very helpful information indeed. I hope you enjoy for Rogue
Absolutely love TrueCar. I have used them before with great sucess.
Thank you again, best of luck!