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.

Visit www.lexus.com for more.

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.

While we were less than enamored with the styling of the Subaru B9 Tribeca when it debuted three years ago, the facelift it received for the 2008 model year as well as the loss of its “B9″ designation really caught our attention. The people spoke, and Subaru listened. The 2008 Subaru Tribeca is now ready to face its toughest critics – you. Luckily for the Tribeca, it has a lot going for it this time around.

The styling, for example, reflects the new direction in which Subaru is steering its cars. A large, muscular front grille with just the right amount of chrome is outlined by a pair of projector-beam headlights. The rear is cleaned up as well, with a long sloping hatch and larger rear quarter windows. Subaru realized the performance limitations of its 3-liter boxer 6-cylinder engine in the old B9 Tribeca and replaced it with a more powerful 256-horsepower 3.6-liter boxer engine.

More notably, the engine produces a lofty 247 lb-ft of torque, which will make you feel like you’re driving a roadster as opposed to an SUV. Of course, we wouldn’t be talking about a Subaru here if we didn’t mention its amazing all-wheel drive system. With its symmetrical all-wheel drive, the Tribeca sends equal power and torque to each wheel during normal operation, but can vary the amount when the situation calls for it. The Tribeca also delivers a comfortable and spacious interior. In the front, the dashboard flows organically into the center console, giving it an elegant, futuristic look.

The rear cargo area features an impressive 37.6 cubic feet of space with the third row seats folded down, making trips to the grocery store a walk in the park. Now for the best part about the new Tribeca. Right now you can get 0% APR financing on all 2008 Tribeca models. So take advantage of this deal and see for yourself just how much better Subaru has made this car.

It has never been cheaper to acquire a loan on one of Ford’s newest offerings, the 28-mpg highway-rated 2009 Ford Escape.  If you act soon, you can get 0% APR for up to 36 months on the Ford Escape or cash back.  To find out exactly how much cash back you’ll be eligible to receive, click on the link at the bottom of the page and type in your zip code. It’s as simple as that.

The 2009 Ford Escape poses as an SUV, but actually happens to be a full two inches shorter than a Ford Focus sedan.  Interestingly, it boasts almost the same interior room as a Ford Explorer, while achieving excellent fuel economy (22 mpg in the city and 28 mpg on the highway).  Add this to the fact that the Escape also comes standard with a slick-shifting 6-speed automatic transmission, and you’d be hard-pressed to find a more well-equipped SUV at this price point.  But the deal won’t last forever, so if you’re in the market for a smaller SUV and want 0% APR, the 2009 Ford Escape should definitely make your short list. 

Click HEREto find how much cash back you are eligible to receive on the 2009 Ford Escape SUV.

Stop the presses!  Toyota is offering interest-free loans on 11 of their best-selling vehicles: Camry, Corolla, Tundra, Matrix, RAV4, Highlander, FJ Cruiser, 4Runner, Sequoia, Sienna and Tacoma.  That’s a deal for the ages, and will save you loads of cash since you’re not paying interest on the loan to purchase the vehicle.  We could go on for hours about how well-made and reliable Toyota vehicles are, but we’d rather give you more time to research and decide exactly which Toyota model you want to buy.  You could go with the Corolla, a car that has enough space for five adults and is fuel-efficient enough to get 27 MPG in the city and an whopping 35 MPG on the highway.  Or, you can get the mighty Tundra, which has space to haul cargo and passengers, as well as the occasional stack of plywood or ATV.  Then we have the Sienna , a minivan that sports a 3.5-liter 266-horsepower V6 under the hood.  Our choice?  All of them.  But if we only had one, we’d opt for the Camry, because it does everything, and does it well.  Ok, and maybe the trendy FJ Cruiser, too (we just can’t choose one…it’s too hard).  But the deals aren’t going to last.  The final day is November 3rd, 2008.  So you have a little less than a month to get the financing deal every Toyota shopper has been waiting for.