This is well known truth: the best times to score the hottest deals on new cars is this time of year: the end of the summer.

According to a series of news agencies, auto dealers begin to phase out older models for newer ones and if one of the newer models is about to be discontinued or go through a redesign then it’s all the more reason for them to reduce the price on the current year models so that they can make room for newer and better selling vehicles.

Another reason for the great deals is the fact that dealerships need to make room for the upcoming models to roll in and take over their structural space, which forces them to launch advertising campaigns talking about the deals they are offering on the vehicles that must be sold before the new cars come in.

Savvy shoppers may already know that this is the ideal time of the year to purchase a vehicle but, what they might not know is what models are getting to be added to the ‘hot deals’ list and what models aren’t. Because of that, specialists came together to research all dealerships and automakers until they found the most appealing ‘new-car leftover’ deals for 2012.

According to the data, the 2012 Chevrolet Impala could be a great option because of its discounts and rebates, which may certainly reflect the vehicle’s somewhat outdated platform. Another vehicle that was placed under the list of hot new-car deals is the 2012 Chevrolet Malibu, a great vehicle for budget-minded shoppers who are looking into purchasing a reliable vehicle that is not costly.

Experts say that, the the 2012 Fusions, the 2012 Ford Mustangs and the 2012 Nissan Altimas may be the list’s best options. All of the previously mentioned models are vehicles that are being sold with the help of appealing discounts and incentives that should make the most budget-minded consumer excited.

Drivers who are looking to purchase an SUV should look into the 2012 Chevrolet Traverse, which is a reliable vehicle being sold with the help of exciting incentives. Because the 2013 Santa Fe is being entirely redesigned, the 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe may also be a great option for SUV and Crossover lovers.

In spite of what kind of vehicle you’re into, make sure to check all dealerships and their incentives on their 2012 models before making up your mind.

To learn more about how you could use incentives and rebates to get a cheaper 2012 vehicle, read the full article here:
Best New-Car Leftovers for 2012