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Auto Rebates

Auto rebates are still very much an integral part of the new car shopping process, hovering in the $3,000-$4,000 range in recent years, even without employee discount promotions. Because there’s no money like free money, check current 2009 car rebates and incentives to see if you can save by buying a car this very moment.

Auto Rebates by Make

• Acura	• GMC	• Lexus	• Pontiac
• Audi	• Honda	• Lincoln	• Saab
• BMW	• HUMMER	• Mazda	• Saturn
• Buick	• Hyundai	• Mercedes-Benz	• Subaru
• Cadillac	• Infiniti	• Mercury	• Suzuki
• Chevrolet	• Jaguar	• MINI	• Toyota
• Chrysler	• Jeep	• Mitsubishi	• Volkswagen
• Dodge	• Kia	• Nissan	• Volvo
• Ford	• Land Rover

Current Car Rebates

	2010 Nissan Pathfinder
	Rebate: $2,000.00 \| Finance: 36 months at 1.9%

	2010 Audi S4 At a glance, it would seem that a high-powered German sedan is the wrong car for the times.
	Rebate: N/A \| Finance: 36 months at 4.9%

	2010 Ford F-250
	Rebate: $1,000.00 \| Finance: 36 months at 4.9%

	2010 Mercedes-Benz M-Class
	Rebate: N/A \| Finance: 36 months at 2.9%

	2010 Toyota Sienna
	Rebate: $1,000.00 \| Finance: 36 months at 2.9%

	2010 Mercedes-Benz R-Class
	Rebate: N/A \| Finance: 36 months at 2.9%

	2010 Subaru Tribeca
	Rebate: N/A

	2010 Ford E-150
	Rebate: N/A \| Finance: 36 months at 4.9%

	2010 Mazda CX-7
	Rebate: N/A \| Finance: 36 months at 4.9%

	2010 Honda Civic These small performance cars aren't about weekend racing; they're about meshing performance with practicality.
	Rebate: N/A \| Finance: 36 months at 1.9%