Personally, I think the best month is when you need different wheels.
Usually, you can get a good deal on the current year when the new models come out. That would be the fall for most manufacturers.
The main thing is do your homework. Pick a car you like, read about it on the internet for reliability, repair costs, warranty coverage, mileage, etc.
Once you have picked a model, check out the prices. Look around and see what they are selling for. Once you know what invoice is, you have a good idea on how much they are marked up. From this, you should have a firm idea on how much you are willing to pay.
Now is the time to see the dealer. Tell him what you want, options, etc. He will tell you a price. Tell him what you will pay and STICK WITH THAT FIGURE!
I just bought a new Cobalt. We were $500 apart. I would not budge from my price. Finally, I told the salesman I was going to another dealer. I got in my car, and almost made it out of the parking lot when the salesman came RUNNING after me. Guess what? I got the car for my price.
So, be prepared to walk out. There are other dealerships that want your business. Use these tips and you can save a bunch!
2007-03-14 05:22:35
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answered by Bare B 6
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It depends on what kind of model you want. If you want a Civic, there are going to be quite a few '07's left over in December of 2007. If you want a Subaru Impreza WRX STi, it is going to be slightly harder to find an "older model" of a car which is so highly sought after
2007-03-14 12:51:20
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answered by el w 2
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August and September. But don't forget you are getting a late model. Because of the same reason you don't want to delay any later than this months.
2007-03-14 12:06:55
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answered by sayeep 2
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