Will Lexus do a zero percent financing?
Posted by Fahad Majidi on
February 1, 2010
The credit crunch has caused tremors across the world. One of the most affected by this phenomenon is the automobile industry. The sales of automobiles has seen a dramatic fall and this has been a cause of concern for many automobile manufacturers. To counter the effects of the credit dryness, top auto makers are coming up with various incentives to offer the customers what they think it will revive flagging sales.
Zero percent financing is one such option offered to those who do not have a lot of cash on hand. For those who are willing to pay full upfront, manufacturers are giving a discount on the price.
Toyota is one of the top automobile manufacturers and is facing a sharp decrease in its sales. Days when one couldn’t get any discounts on the tag price are gone. However even Toyota is witnessing the repercussions of the credit crunch and is having problems clearing its inventory. Hence it has decided to offer zero percent financing on eleven models for term period ranging from 3 years to 5 years. However, the Lexus brand is not included in this list and there is no indication if it will be in the future.
Which Car Runs on Compressed Air?
Posted by Hellas on
August 25, 2009
Compressed Air is another revolutionary alternative for regular fuel.
Currently there are many leading car manufacturing companies who are designing and making this ground breaking, innovative and cost effective compressed air cars, however there is no yet any model in serial production. However some companies like Air Car Factories South Africa, MDI and TaTa Motors are developing and testing cars on Compressed Air.
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Which state has the worst drivers?
Posted by Hellas on
August 12, 2009
You live in America and you want to know which state has the worst drivers. Well, you can see here the complete list of states and how their drivers are good (bad). This data are based on GMAC Insurance””s annual National Driver Test and research they do regularly. You can there took the test yourself and try to help your state get higher score. Officially best drivers are in Oregon and worst are in Rhode Island.
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Source: GMAC Insurance