New Car Rebates & Incentives

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Consumer cash only available in lieu of special financing, unless otherwise noted. For more information on rebates and incentives click here.

Please Note: We make every attempt to keep the rebate lists up to date. However, the market changes rapidly and most regional programs will not be included here. (auto dealer incentives in California, for instance, can be dramatically different from the rebates being offered nationally).

Manufacturers can add/change rebates in a matter of moments by sending out an announcement to all franchises via fax. This info is updated as it becomes available. Additionally, manufacturers do not always renew or change a program right when it expires. If no rebate is listed, please check back soon.

These rebates are only available in the U.S., we don't currently offer a Canadian list.

Car Dealer Incentives

List of auto rebates and incentives to help you save money on your new car purchase. NewCarRebates rebates section offers current new car rebates available through manufacturers and dealers.

Buyers miss auto rebates

New-car buyers may be paying hundreds or even thousands of dollars more than they should simply because salespeople aren't telling them about the latest auto dealer incentives and new car rebates, a survey released Tuesday by Consumer Reports Auto Price Service shows

The survey's results come less than two weeks after an analyst at Deutsche Bank AG released a report to investors saying auto incentives on new vehicles were proving less effective than in the past, despite heavy advertising by automakers to promote the car rebates.

The National Automobile Dealers Association disputes the survey's findings, saying incentives are well publicized and that a recent study by research and consulting firm WirthlinWorldwide found that 85 percent of new car buyers said they had enough information about car rebates.

While the automakers advertise auto rebates and zero- or low-interest financing, they don't advertise so-called "dealer cash," which is money car manufacturers give dealers to use as they see fit to close sales. Most customers are not aware the extra cash is available, but those who do are often able to hold out for much better deals.