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"Cash For Clunker Car Deals"
You Can Still Get!
Get Free Quotes from
Participating Dealers
The "Cash for Clunkers" plan officially
ended August 24, 2009 at 8 pm. But if you missed this deadline it's
not too late to benefit from the initiative and the special offers
it spawned.
Auto
dealers, manufacturers,
lenders, and car
insurance companies extended and expanded the popular government
program beyond the August 24 deadline by funding similar promotions from
their own bailout funds and reserves. Chrysler was the first to expand
the program when it announced even before the government program ended it would match the government
rebate for some models with money they received from their bailout.
Ford, Nissan, Toyota, Chevrolet, Honda and Hyundai quickly developed
their own clunkers rebate programs with additional manufacturers and
dealers coming on board every day.
These offers are not available through all dealers
and may vary by location, model and dealership. To learn more about what
your local dealer is offering to replace the clunker deal you missed
you can
Ask a Local New Car Dealer.
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