Hyundai’s recent release of their highly-anticipated Genesis has people talking, including all the big car magazines, comparing the over-acheiving Genesis with the Lexus GS350 and 460.  It seems that Hyundai definitely did its homework in building a big, bad, luxurious sedan at a small price, and the same attention to detail and value-added features seem to have made their way down their product line. 

One such model is the 2008 Santa Fe. And now you can save thousands of dollars on the Santa Fe and 0% APR to boot. It doesn’t get much better than that. That is, unless you already bought a Santa Fe without checking the New Car Pricing Insider first…

To see how much you can save on the 2008 Hyundai Santa Fe, click here.

Lease a 2009 Lexus RX 350 for only $429 per month for 36 months with only $2999 due at signing. The RX 350, a 5-star rated luxury SUV according to Autos.com, has now become more obtainable due not only to the marque’s relentless pursuit of perfection, but also in part to it’s popularity amongst upscale SUV shoppers. The RX 350 consistently ranks as one of the most popular models in the segment.

Between the RX 350’s curvaceous fenders lies a powerful 270-horsepower 3.5-liter V6 mated to a five-speed automatic transmission which help to deliver both performance and fuel efficiency. The RX 350 gets 18 mpg in the city and 23 mpg on the highway.

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Not interested in a lease? Then click to 2009 Lexus RX 350 pricing to find the lowest pricing in your area with our easy-to-use pricing page. All you need is your 5-digit zip code, and you’re set.

Even the newest vehicles out aren’t immune to incredible financing and incentives that are currently available.  A few short months ago, Ford released the 2009 Flex, a crossover that offers a more practical solution to shoppers who want a fuel-efficient SUV that drives like a car, but who don’t want to sacrifice style and individuality. 

The Flex features a solid 262-horsepower 3.5-liter V6. The best part of all is that the Flex boasts some rather impressive numbers for fuel economy. The front-wheel drive Flex achieves 17/24 mpg while the all-wheel drive models are slightly lower at 16/22 mpg. Even with all of these great features, the Flex’s real value lies in the sense of individuality that comes with owning one of these truly unique and multi-purpose vehicles. Just knowing that you took a stand against mediocrity and refused to conform to an otherwise dull and unfulfilling driving experience can make your daily commute infinitely more enjoyable.

And to make that much more enjoyable, Ford is offering 0.9% APR for up to 36 months on the 2009 Flex.  Or, if you don’t need the financing, they are offering $2500 Customer Cash back on cash purchases.  But if you’re in the market for Ford Flex, you don’t have much time.  This deal expires November 3rd, 2008. 

Could it be?  We did a double take when we saw this deal. Not only can you get a big chunk of cash knocked off the already affordable price of the 2008 Ford Edge, but you can also get financing with 0% interest for up to 60 months. You don’t need us to tell you that this is a great deal, but we will any way: this is a great deal. With a 265-horsepower V6, attractive styling and ample storage space, the 2008 Ford Edge makes a strong case for itself as a practical alternative to a full size SUV, without the exorbitant fuel costs associated with owning one.   So, if you’re in the market for a crossover and you wouldn’t mind saving a lot of your hard-earned money, this deal might be worth your attention. To see how much you could save, click on the the link below and type in your zip code.

2008 Ford Edge Pricing

So you need the space of an SUV with the car-like ride of a sedan, but also want something that’s not as heavy and fuel thirsty as your run-of-the-mill CUV.  Honda’s come to the rescue with the Element.  Not only does the Element boast oodles of cargo capacity, it does so in a neat package with exterior dimensions that won’t have you stretching to see over the dashboard when attempting those daunting parallel parking maneuvers.  The Element can be categorized as an entry-level crossover, at an entry-level price, but not entry-level feature-set and reliability.  The 2.4-liter i-VTEC engine churns out a very efficient 166 horsepower all while establishing about 20 mpg in the city and 25 mpg on the highway.  And the icing on the sundae is the price.  The cherry on top is the 1.9% APR, good for 24-36 months. 

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