Sports utility vehicles (SUVs) have long since been a popular choice for just about everyone. SUVs have a variety of benefits, whether you're single or married with a family. Unfortunately, they are also synonymous with being expensive and having low gas mileage, which in this economy, can be difficult. If you still want to buy an SUV, the following information can be useful.
Current
price trends While SUVs are still
generally higher than most cars and trucks, there is more of a variety. This
means an over-sized, luxury SUV might be twice the price of your car, but there
are also moderately priced and smaller, compact SUVs the same price as compact
cars. This gives you more of a selection, letting you choose from a variety of
vehicles with different price ranges. The prices for many SUVs are also going
down because they are less popular, making more of a demand for selling them at
dealerships.
Timing Look for a certain
time of the year when dealerships aren't selling as many vehicles. This is when
they have big discounts on their SUVs and often lower their interest rates as
well. In general, the end of the year around the
holidays is the best time to buy an SUV. This is the least common time to buy
vehicles, since families are busy buying gifts. You could also visit the
dealership during the end of the model year for the SUV you want, or near the
end of the quarter.
Least
expensive SUVs Another way to save
on buying your new or used SUV, is by focusing on the SUVs that tend to be less
expensive. They tend to be on the lower side, and are moderately sized to fit
just about anyone's needs and requirements.
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