Ford and Chevy May Increase Incentives on Muscle Cars
Ford and Chevrolet are enganged in a war to see who can sell more muscle cars in 2010. When car manufacturers compete for higher sales, it's good news for consumers because you can expect incentives to rise.
In 2009, the Ford Mustang barely outsold the Chevrolet Camaro. It was a close race and Ford took first place due to a 60% increase in sales for December compared to the month before.
However, Chevrolet only introduced the new Camaro in April of 2009, so it had fewer months to tally up its numbers. In actuality, the new Camaro outsold the Mustang every month since it was introduced. You can be sure Chevrolet wants to be the #1 seller of muscle cars in 2010.
If you're interested in buying one of these cars, keep your eyes out for increased incentives in 2010.
- Toyota Extends Incentives - As Predicted
- Chrysler Offering 0% Financing and $3,000 Cash Back
- Better Car Deals Being Offered in July
- Ford Offers 0% APR and Cash Back on Leftover Models
- Great Deals on 2010 Chevrolet Traverse
- 2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe Arriving One Month Early
- Fiat Dealerships Will Open in 2011
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