what's a good vehicle to get new that's a great deal as far as incentives offered by dealer?

Question

for someone who's credit is so-so.

Answer 1

Each manufacturer, not individual dealerships, has different monthly rebates available. You might want to narrow your search criteria to find a vehicle you like. From there, you can check edmunds.com or go to msn autos and see what the current rebates are on the car.

If you are unsure of which vehicle you want, you can go to edmunds.com and search through vehicles and see what the rebates and special APR's are for this month. Good luck.

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Answer 2

Your best alternative is a used vehicle. It should be in good condition. If you maintain it properly, it will last you many years. It has already lost value, so you won't have to pay for as much depreciation. I would recommend a vehicle around 3 years old or older. Again, take care of it. After you've paid for it, you can make payments to yourself for many years. Then you have money in the bank. You can buy another without having to pay any interest. No loan needed. Your credit won't matter if you pay it all at once. Money in hand means who cares about your credit.