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Best Car Deals for 4th of July

June 28, 2012


With the July 4th holiday approaching, dealers and manufacturers will be using the opportunity to clear out excess inventory to make room for the 2013 models, some of which have already hit dealer showrooms.

Consumer Reports rounded up a list of vehicles that are currently offering the biggest discounts. These vehicles all have good fuel economy (at least 24 mpg), performed well in road tests, have good safety ratings, and are average or better in reliability.

Many of the vehicles come with incentive discounts of at least 5% off MSRP. To ensure the maximum discount, I recommend you use the CarWoo Deal Finder

Make & modelMSRP ($)Potential savings below MSRPFuel (MPG)
2012 Nissan Sentra20,54015%+27
2012 Nissan Altima23,49015%+26
2012 Honda Accord24,07015%+25
2012 Ford Fusion23,77015%+24
2012 Mazda622,27515%+24
2012 Nissan Altima26,35015%+24
2012 Kia Forte18,35010%+28
2012 Mazda MX-5 Miata27,89510%+28
2012 Kia Forte Koup17,95010%+27
2012 Kia Forte18,85010%+26
2012 Lexus FX 450h47,70010%+26
2012 Acura TL36,60010%+24
2012 Ford Mustang27,10510%+24
2013 Ford Mustang26,99510%+24
2012 Infiniti G2534,89510%+24
2012 Suzuki SX420,56410%+24
2012 Toyota Corolla 18,6705%+32
2012 Mazda3 i Touring 20,3455%+28
2012 Acura TSX30,9055%+25
2012 Mazda3 s Grand Touring 24,9955%+25
2013 Mazda622,5205%+24

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