PAY LESS FOR YOUR CAR

Consumers have been staying away from some auto showrooms as high gas prices have forced them to rethink their auto purchasing strategies. No longer are large SUVs and pickup trucks automatically considered part of the auto buying equation. Instead, much more fuel efficient vehicles such as the Honda Fit and the Toyota Yaris are receiving consideration. Still, not everyone wants or can even use a compact car. Larger families, people who use their vehicles for business, and those who need the horsepower and torque of a larger vehicle are not in this mix. Fortunately, if you are in the market for a larger vehicle the time to buy is now despite the elevated fuel prices. Employee pricing is back offering consumers big savings and possibly additional funds to pay for gasoline. Read on and we'll explore this novelty of the automotive marketing industry.

High fuel prices are killing the U.S. automotive manufacturers whose fleets are top heavy with gas eating vehicles. Sales of all SUVs and pickup trucks have plunged across the board threatening the very existence of General Motors and the Ford Motor Company. DaimlerChrysler isn't doing too much better with their Chrysler Group also reporting big losses.

Holden, Ford, have reduced prices for employees, retirees, and surviving spouses but the general public no longer are able to get reductions other than discounts offered by the car sales  companies.

Employee Pricing – is now restricted to only certain varieties of vehicles, many newer models have been removed from the list.

0% Financing - If you have excellent credit, you may be eligible to receive 0% financing on your purchase.

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