Prices as of June 08th, 2009

Best new-car deals right now

Consumer Reports New Car Price Reports regularly monitor and report on car prices in Canada. Certain vehicles are identified as offering particularly attractive savings opportunities at certain times, reflecting supply and demand in the automotive market.

   Best new deals as of June 08th, 2009
Make & Model Expires MSRP Customer or
Bonus Rebate
Dealer
Incentive
Potential
Savings
Below
MSRP
  2009 Acura RDX AWD 4dr 30/06/2009 $43,325 yes yes 5%+
  2009 Audi A6 4dr Sdn 3.2L FrontTrak 30/06/2009 $54,649 no yes 10%+
  2009 Honda Accord Sedan 4dr I4 Man LX 30/06/2009 $26,800 yes no 5%+
  2009 Hyundai Azera 4dr Sdn 30/06/2009 $38,660 no yes 15%+
  2009 Infiniti G37 Sedan 4dr Sdn Luxury RWD 30/06/2009 $39,915 no yes 10%+
  2009 Mazda CX-7 FWD 4dr GS 30/06/2009 $31,930 yes yes 10%+
  2009 Toyota Camry 4dr Sdn I4 Auto LE 30/06/2009 $24,870 yes no 5%+
  2009 Volkswagen GTI 2dr HB Man 30/06/2009 $29,435 yes yes 10%+
  2009 Volvo C30 2dr Cpe Man 2.4i 30/06/2009 $29,510 no yes 10%+
 

Rebates may vary by region

In the chart above, we list some of the models in our price analysis that carry both substantial discounts and have been recommended by Consumer Reports based on performance and at least average reliability. The Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) is listed, along with the Consumer Reports Bottom Line Price, which provides consumers with a close approximation of the actual dealer cost. The CR Bottom Line Price incorporates the familiar dealer invoice with the behind-the-scenes financial incentives that manufacturers give dealers to increase sales of particular models. Consumer Reports recommends negotiating from the Bottom Line Price.

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