More people feel they can no longer delay replacing their old vehicles, driving up demand.
They're banking on subprime and deep subprime borrowers for new business.
There's so much to do when you're shopping for a car on a site like Craigslist, it's almost enough to make you crazy. Here's how to minimize stress.
Car makers are less likely to offer the big discounts of the past couple years during the 2011 year-end car sale season, experts say.
Clubs raise prices, but less-publicized perks may offer extra savings.
Ready for new wheels? Then you'll want to get rid of the old car. Here's how to sell it as fast as possible for as much as possible.
Market woes may lead to significant deals and discounts on travel, cars and other big-ticket items.
You get a discount on the car AND the vacation if you accept delivery of the vehicle in Europe. The automaker also pays the shipping costs.
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