Carmakers join the Black Friday spirit; offers attractive discounts

It is safe to say that you are in the disposition to go through some genuine cash this Christmas season? 2019 hasn't been the greatest year for automakers, with numerous organizations announcing stale or declining deals contrasted with 2018. Therefore, there could be some quite great arrangements for people considering another vehicle. There are many discounts by automakers in the market which showcase everything from cars to trucks, and obviously SUVs.

Naturally, there’s fine print (and not-so-fine print) that needs mentioning ahead of time. Some of the deals are region-specific, so you’ll most definitely want to check with your local dealership or at the automaker’s website to see if your location is part of the promotion. Most promotional lease or finance rates require good credit, and some deals cannot be combined with others. You know, all the basic stuff.

Ford
The automaker will take up to 20 percent off certain models, with the total depending on location and the various incentives used. We’ve already reported on discounts for F-150 trucks with specific packages, and we just found a $6,000 discount for the Flex. The Ford Mustang can also be financed at zero percent for six years.
Honda
Whereas other automakers are offering new car deals, Honda will sweeten the pot for its certified used vehicles. 1.9 percent financing for three years, 2.99 percent at five years, and 3.99 percent for six years will be available to qualified buyers.
Mazda
2019 CX-9 shoppers can get up to $1,000 off, though the deal could be limited to just the Baltimore / Washington D.C. area. Some locations have a $720 lease incentive as well, but if you prefer a sedan, a $1,000 discount for the Mazda6 is available in the Gulf states. There’s also a $500 upgrade bonus for the 6 if you currently own a Mazda3.
Subaru
It’s not often we see deals from Subaru, but the 2020 Ascent can be financed at 0.9 percent for four years. Also, the lease rate for Ascent drops by $20 per month. These offers certainly aren’t as lucrative as others we’ve seen, but with the way Subies hold value over the years, it could make for a mighty impressive long-term deal.

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