{"id":86667,"date":"2023-11-20T14:13:29","date_gmt":"2023-11-20T19:13:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ifintechworld.com\/news\/these-are-the-best-black-friday-deals-in-new-cars-trucks-and-suvs\/"},"modified":"2023-11-20T14:13:32","modified_gmt":"2023-11-20T19:13:32","slug":"these-are-the-best-black-friday-deals-in-new-cars-trucks-and-suvs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ifintechworld.com\/?p=86667","title":{"rendered":"These Are The Best Black Friday Deals In New Cars, Trucks And SUVs"},"content":{"rendered":"
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The unofficial holiday known as Black Friday, now typically extended to include the three-day weekend following Thanksgiving, is traditionally one of the biggest shopping periods of the year, with over-eager consumers in years past literally falling all over each other to snag unbeatable deals. It\u2019s no exception in the new-vehicle business, as automakers and their dealers traditionally go all out to move the metal, especially leftover year-end models, with a plethora of incentives and deep discounts.<\/p>\n

While profound inventory shortages and sky-high transaction prices tended to render those Black Friday deals moot during the pandemic era, they\u2019re returning with a vengeance this year. Dealers are once again flush with cars, trucks and SUVs and are most likely ready to wheel and deal eagerly to stay ahead of the game.<\/p>\n

\u201cAfter two years of hardly a holiday deal, the market is ripe for some seasonal cheer. Inventory growth is not slowing, and nothing motivates a seller like a lot full of unsold cars,\u201d according to Brian Finkelmeyer, senior director of insights and advisory for Cox Automotive. \u201cWe\u2019re expecting more promotions and incentives from select automakers in the weeks ahead. Will that be enough to offset the interest-rate Grinch haunting the market right now? Not entirely, but some \u2018December to Remember\u2019 deals won\u2019t hurt.\u201d<\/p>\n

How rich are automakers\u2019 incentives set for the remainder of November. How about $30,000 cash back on a full-electric 2023 Audi RS e-tron GT? Even with a startling starting price of $147,100, it amounts to 20% off the top, and that\u2019s before what should be a hefty dealer discount. In fact we found a multitude of Black Friday promotions in effect, with Audi in particular slapping cash rebates on the hoods of virtually every model it sells in the U.S., which is unusual for a luxury brand.<\/p>\n

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We\u2019ve compiled an extensive list of vehicles from the 2023 and 2024 model years being offered for the remainder of November with what look to be widely available cash-back deals of at least $3,500, with many more in the $500-$3,000 range.<\/p>\n

With supply now exceeding a suddenly slumping demand, automakers\u2019 incentives on electric vehicles in particular are especially rich right now. In addition to the aforementioned rebates, several brands that don\u2019t otherwise qualify for the one-time $7,500 federal tax credit granted to EV buyers are able to exploit a loophole and pass all or part of that amount along to those leasing a new electric ride to lower up-front costs and\/or monthly payments.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s more, with financing rates having risen to levels we haven\u2019t haven\u2019t seen in years, automakers are likewise helping dealers attract buyers with low-rate financing deals through their captive financing divisions, with many models being offered with loans in the 0.9%-2.9% range.<\/p>\n

While the sweetest financing deals of all \u2013 those with 0.0% interest \u2013 remain elusive, we did manage to find several models being offered with zero percent loans (and a few that include bonus cash rebates), and we\u2019re likewise listing them below.<\/p>\n

There\u2019s a couple of caveats, however: First, the best deals at this time of the year are almost always on leftover inventory from the prior model year (2023), which may be unpopular rides in odd colors or undesirably equipped, so bargain hunters will want to keep their options open in this regard.<\/p>\n

Since automakers\u2019 incentives often vary by region, usually to address local supply and demand issues, be sure to check a manufacturer\u2019s website or contact a local dealership to see what\u2019s being offered locally. As always, additional incentives may apply to any of our best deals this month, such as those often offered to recent college graduates and members of the military or those currently owning or leasing a same-brand model or one from a specified competitor.<\/p>\n

Finally, keep in mind that cut-rate financing programs like the ones featured here are only available to borrowers who have top-tier credit scores; those with pockmarked credit histories will be required to pay higher rates.<\/p>\n

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