A new car deal means you have successfully negotiated the lowest price possible from the dealer or you have chosen the best money saving plan to pay for your new car. The car manufacturers extend incentives to get their customers sign off at a lesser price when newly manufactured cars are not clearing the lots quickly enough or when newer models are soon to arrive in the market. Holiday seasons such as Christmas and Memorial Day are usually picked to put up these new car deals.

What are the ways to get them?

Timing is everything
The best months to plan to hit new car dealers are from July to October when dealers announce lower prices to sell cars to make way for the new cars models arriving later during the year, and during the Christmas holidays in December, when dealers lower prices to break year-end sales record. Keep in mind that every offer comes with an expiry date, so be sure to snatch it when the time comes.

Get online
Gone are the days when you had to get out of the house to know whats going on in the world outside. Today, anyone with a smartphone, laptop, tablet, or computer can be aware of deals and discounted sales of cars. Dealers announce their sale campaigns on their websites and send mailers too. Many websites, such as carbuyingtips.com, www.consumerreports.org, and cars.usnews.com help and guide us to ensure we get a good deal on the purchase of your new car. The dealers come up with deals from time to time to keep up their sales throughout the year.

Selecting the right dealer

Car manufacturers have the way of announcing deals at certain parts of the country or with certain dealers only at a particular time of the year. A good deal at one outlet might not be available at all outlets or even your local outlet. Dealers offer different discounts on different vehicles. Sometimes buying an economy car at a rural outlet might be worth a great deal even though you have to travel far to get there.

Selecting the right deal
Car dealers offer many deals depending on the strategy of sales they have planned for the season. Choosing the right deal maximizes customer benefits. Most often, the customer is offered to buy incentives as a cash back or an easy financing plan with a low-interest rate. Cash backs are nothing but discounts on the selling price that is returned a few days after the transaction. Cash backs offer the best deals when you are either paying by cash or exchanging a valuable vehicle. Otherwise, it is best to do some math to see if the finance plans work better for you. Dealers also offer zero interest finance plans which make the math easy.