Bradenton Used Cars is always a great place to buy a car and you will get some of the lowest prices around. But if you are in the market for a new car, summer is a hot time to buy because dealerships are trying to unload their 2010 inventory and make room for 2011 models that are arriving daily. Peoria Volkswagen has been running amazing low price specials on their line up for the last couple months and are likely to continue to do so. Chevy right now is offering their summer sales event and you can have the option of getting a generous cash allowance or an amazing APR finance rate on most of their 2010 models. The best advice for new car owners is to stay on top of your service maintenance, and places like Richmond Quick Lane make that easy to do, unless you opt for one of the luxury lines that is currently offering free maintenance as a buyer incentive.
Popular new models like the redesigned 2010 Equinox are not part of the program; the best they will give you is 6.9% for 72 months, and chances are your personal bank can beat that rate. But its bigger sister the 2010 Traverse is giving buyers the option of a $2,000 cash allowance or 0% for 60 months! Seeing as how most people get a 60 month loan anyway, 0% is a great bargain. If you prefer to lease, plan on bringing a down payment of $3,789 and then paying $299 per month for the next 39 months.
With rumors of the Avalanche soon being discontinued, Chevy is offering an impressive $5,000 cash allowance or 0% for 72 months! That long of a loan at 0% is a great deal that can't be beat. Of course you could always lease a 2010 Silverado, with $2,349 due initially and then $339 per month for 39 months. Or they are offering the same purchase incentives as the Avalanche!
Popular new models like the redesigned 2010 Equinox are not part of the program; the best they will give you is 6.9% for 72 months, and chances are your personal bank can beat that rate. But its bigger sister the 2010 Traverse is giving buyers the option of a $2,000 cash allowance or 0% for 60 months! Seeing as how most people get a 60 month loan anyway, 0% is a great bargain. If you prefer to lease, plan on bringing a down payment of $3,789 and then paying $299 per month for the next 39 months.
With rumors of the Avalanche soon being discontinued, Chevy is offering an impressive $5,000 cash allowance or 0% for 72 months! That long of a loan at 0% is a great deal that can't be beat. Of course you could always lease a 2010 Silverado, with $2,349 due initially and then $339 per month for 39 months. Or they are offering the same purchase incentives as the Avalanche!
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