If you are looking into purchasing a new vehicle, Fall is always a good season to do it! Car dealerships know that Winter brings Christmas – which doesn’t leave people with much time to think about purchasing a new vehicle. Also, you will want to make sure that you are used to your new car before the snow fall hits – for your safety!
Looks like a lot of the Big Guys are having some pretty decent sales and incentives to get you to buy a new car right now, so if you’re in the market then give this post a good read!
Right now you can buy the 2014 Dodge Caravan Ultimate Family Package and pay 0% financing for 36 months on approved credit. There is also a maximum of $10,000 in discounts you can receive. Looking for something a little smaller? Perhaps the 2014 Dodge Dart SE is more on your radar. You can purchase one of these babies for only $16.995 plus taxes and other fees. You can also enjoy 0% financing for the 36 months on this vehicle as well if you have good credit.
Ford has a lot of excellent prices on their new cars! The 2014 Ford Focus starts as low as $14,344 but if you’re looking for something a little bigger like the 2014 Ford Escape then you are looking at paying $25000 to start. I personally prefer the 2014 Ford F-150 if I were to go Ford. This truck starts at $33000 which really isn’t a bad price at all!
GMC is offering 0% financing for a whopping 84 months (if you have approved credit) on a number of their vehicles such as: 2014 Acadia, 2014 Terrain, 2014 Sierra. The other September Bonus is that if you are eligible you can receive $1500!
Honda seems to only have a couple offers for Fall Car Buyers, one of them being Cash Incentives! Right now you can purchase the 2014 Honda CR-V and receive up to $3,000 in Cash Incentives. If you want a car instead, get the 2014 Honda Civic DX for a weekly lease at 0.99% APR.
Hyundai always seems to have impeccable all in pricing! How do they get their prices so low!? You can purchase the 2014 Hyundai Accent 3DR for as low as $10,995 including taxes and fees. If you want to get a little more fancy, the 2014 Hyundai Veloster is only $18,000. Wowza!
Which Car Company do you give preference to?
