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Molly Wider
August 19, 2010
Molly Wider
http://bhmfinancial.com
Overall, it has been a great season for automakers and auto dealers alike as many are feeling the relief of a great comeback from the lows of the recession. If you are thinking of a new car or truck and are wondering what's making the list of top vehicles, here is a little help.
Remaining at the top of Canada's list, yet again is the Ford F-150. It has been deemed as Canada's best-selling truck for quite awhile now and that is not expected to change any time soon. With more than 27,500 sold as of June, the basic Ford F-150 can be had for a very reasonable $24, 599.
Chevrolet has done well with its top selling Chevrolet Silverado / GM Sierra with more than 24,600 sold to the middle of the year. In addition to their best sellers, some General Motor's models are currently offering up to $8,000 in cash credits.
Dodge still offers Canada's favourite family vehicle with their Dodge Caravan. This vehicle offers a lot of interior room as well as $3,500 of a lower base price compared to the larger Grand Caravan's MSRP. They have sold 18,518 of these units as of June and are hoping to see its popularity continue well into the future.
As of June, 17,198 Mazda 3 Mazdaspeeds have been sold, and with a 60-day interest free offer from Mazda, it makes an affordable car even more affordable at $32.995. You can chose from their 263 horsepower or the 148 horsepower model.
The Honda Civic sees themselves in fifth place with 17,095 of their cars sold as of June. Their 0.9 per cent financing or 2.5 per cent leasing rates also made their Checkered Flag Event very popular.
Dodge is offering $8.250 in 'consumer cash' for each of the Dodge Rams it sells making it a number six seller in Canada with 16,319 vehicles out the door. The Toyota Corolla follows closely with 13,059 of their cars being sold while Ford holds eighth place selling 11,391 of their Escape models starting at $24,499.
Hyundai takes the cake offering a very attractive 60-months of zero per cent financing on their Elantra sedans which start at under $12,000 and their Elantra Touring model, which starts at $21,899.
Whether you are in the market for new or used, getting a new vehicle can be very exciting. Doing some research to be sure you are choosing the right make and model is essential and informing yourself of any deals that are available to car buyers is just smart.
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