Toyota: Toyota is offering 0% financing for up to 72 months in some regions. Toyota is offering up to $1,000 cash back on some models such as the 2010 Tundra. Finally, there are some hidden dealer incentives of up to $2,000 on the 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser. For a direct link to April’s car buying incentives and offers, click here. Click here for a recap of Toyota and Lexus’s April 2010 incentives.
Lexus: Lexus is also offering some great deals including 0 to 2.9% financing on the ES 350, IS 250, and IS 350. Lexus also has an ongoing Certified Pre-owned event through June 1. Click here for a recap of Toyota and Lexus’s April 2010 incentives.
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Audi: Audi features a tier of special offers and incentives that are based on the area where you live. Overall, you’ll find lease deals for new cars, and interest rate deals for selected new Audis. Click here to find Audi’s April offers and incentives in your area.
Volkswagen: VW is having “Punch Dub Days”, where you’ll find specials on all VW models. Click here for the details of VW’s April 2010 sales incentive, “Punch Dub Days”
BMW: BMW typcially does not give cash rebates, but they are offering low APR financing of 0.9% to 2.9% on most models in April 2010. There are also some hidden dealer incentives, especially on leftover 2009 models.
Here are BMW’s April 2010 finance incentives for the 3-series, including the 335d.
Here are BMW’s April 2010 finance incentives for the X5-series, including the X-drive 35d
Honda: Honda is offering a lease special on the Insight hybrid car. It’s called the Insight Featured Special Lease – Zero Due At Signing. $0 down payment, $0 security deposit, $0 first month’s payment, $0 due at lease signing. Excludes taxes, titles and dealer fees (naturally). $240.00 a month for 35 months thereafter. For well-qualified buyers. Click here to see all on Honda’s special offers and incentives for April 2010
Mercedes-Benz: Mercedes-Benz is offering lease specials and financing beginning at 1.9% APR, for the entire range of
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It sounds as if Porsche may be dangerously close to crafting a solid business case to build the fast and frugal 918 Spyder. After stealing the show in Geneva, it was revealed that the German automaker was seriously interested in bringing the hybrid supercar concept to market, if only it were able to find enough applicants willing to plunk down their hard-earned cash.