NEW CAR REBATES FOR RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATES
NEW CAR manufacturers are anxious to have recent college graduates (first time car buyers) seen driving their brands. To motivate the consumer they offer rebates and financing opportunities on specific models. The recent college graduate must show proof of a job making a min. of $1800.00 per month and their rent cannot exceed 30% of that gross income. The graduate can expect to be limited to the most basic, least expensive models int he product line unless he/she has a substantial down payment or co-signer for any vehicle over 15K*. A down payment to cover taxes and fees is usually required, and the credit must be spot-less. Any negative accounts can make the deal null and void.
HERE are the latest vehicles available for a RECENT COLLEGE (or PROFESSIONAL or TRADE SCHOOL ) GRADUATE satisfying the various requirements. For specific details contact your local dealer, the factory website or MYCARLADY.com Remember, taking advantage of these offers does not minimize your ability to negotiate or get a discount off the list price of most of these cars.
Acura: 2009-2010 models Graduate Program special APR only. Must have graduated in the past 2 years or will in the next 4 months with a Masters, Bachelors, or Associates degree from an accredited college or nursing program. Available on all new or certified pre-owned models. See my test drive review of the Acura TSXvs. the Audi A4 here.
Suzuki $500 2009 and 2010 Suzuki SX4 Must finance through American Suzuki Financial
- Mazda 3
MAZDA 2009-2010 Mazda models up to $25k Loan or lease. See my test drive review of the Mazda3 and Kia SOUL here.
Be graduating within 6 months or have graduated within the last 12 months from an accredited 2- or 4-year college, graduate school (including Doctorate), nursing school or trade school.
Nissan $500 2009 and 2010 Nissan Altima Nissan Rogue* Nissan Sentra Nissan Versa Nissan Xterra* Students graduating within 6 months or up to 24 months after graduation.
- Mazda 3
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