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Consumer Reports Analysis Of Late-Summer Car Incentives

Yonkers, New York - Consumer Reports’ Auto Price Service’s latest analysis shows that looking beyond the hype of heavily marketed sales, some deals are compelling, while others attempt to distract car buyers from the true potential savings and long-term owner costs. This is a tumultuous time in the automotive industry, with the national economy, gasoline prices, and the model-year change ... Read More »

Higher Interest Rates, Fewer Incentives Make Shopping for a Loan Vital

ORLANDO, Florida — With interest rates for vehicle loans on the rise, and manufacturer incentives declining, it is now more important than ever for consumers to do their homework on vehicle loans prior to visiting the dealership. “Last year it was not uncommon to see zero percent financing offers from dealerships as an incentive to get consumers to buy,” said ... Read More »

Getting Out Of A Loan Or Lease: Is It Possible?

The answer is generally "no" under the law of contracts," according to Steve Swann, a legal expert, practicing car law in Virginia. "As you might appreciate, the business world works because people are legally accountable for their promises to buy, sell and pay. Read More »

Look Before You Lease

Leasing is a viable and efficient method for consumers to drive a car or truck of their liking. Leasing enables you to lease a more expensive car than you could afford to purchase. But -- look before you lease! Read More »

Leasing…Need We Say More!

I have acquaintances who look upon auto leasing as a giant ripoff. In their view the rates are too high, the terms are sinister, and only the banks can be depended on to treat us fairly. Read More »

Preapproved Loans: How They Work And When To Get Them

When financing the purchase of a new car, there are lots of organizations available to help you find money. Banks, thrifts and loans, credit unions, finance companies, car dealerships and the automakers all want the job of providing you with money for your new car purchase. Read More »