Each Saturday we review our server logs to determine people's most popular car search terms. This month things shook up a bit as dealers cleaned house and truck deals start to get rolling. Who had the best? Let's find out:
Toyota 0 financing 2012
0 financing on new cars
Ford incentives
Honda 0 financing
Ford financing deals
Nissan 0 percent financing
Kia financing specials
Jeep 0 financing
0% financing on new trucks
Lexus financing deals
Toyota 0 financing 2012 - The Winner
While Toyota may not be having much fun in China as of late, Americans hunger for the Japanese import is returning to form with the help of Toyota 0 financing 2012 models being offered now.
0 Financing on New Cars - Runner Up
Not far behind Toyota this month is well 0% Financing on new cars in general. Plenty of dealers are putting the goose egg out front in hopes of luring customers and help unload older model vehicles before even more 2013's show up.
Incentives and Rebates Climbing
If opening the newspaper and seeing tons of big numbered rebates and low numbered financing gets you going, now is your time. Nissan 0 percent financing has some great deals on affordable models and Jeep 0% financing has rolled into another month of across the board deals. Even luxury models are getting into the act with Lexus financing deals are getting into the act meaning you can get great deals on everything from affordable Kia financing specials to high end luxury lineups like Lexus.
Truck Specials are Coming
Expect things to start getting fierce on the pickup front. Many dealers have quite an inventory to move this year, and 0% financing on new trucks is expected to play a big part. GMC dealers are largely overstocked and looking to unload this year but don't expect anyone to take it easy on them. Ford financing deals are expected to be competitive as they push their better MPG trucks to draw in the customers. Ford incentives on other models also continues to be amoung the best around as well and should not be overlooked. And speaking of overlooked, if you need a smaller sized truck, Nissan 0 percent financing is also something to consider.
Check back next week as we'll have a special version of the LotPro review to break down!