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New vs. Used Cars: 6 Factors to Consider
Some new cars now cost less than used ones but carry plenty of potential pitfalls.
 
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Posted 7:53 PM EST April 30, 2009
Posted by: jtwoz2
"Incentives on new cars are the best they've been in years, says Schuster. The 2009 BMW 335i sedan, for example, comes with $1,500 in cash incentives and $3,000 in dealer cash until May 31, according to auto pricing site Edmunds.com. That brings its purchase price from the $42,300 MSRP to $37,800."

You have some wrong information here. No wonder customers get confused.

Jim
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