As Dealerships need to sell the leftover 2009s, December the ending month of the year, many experts say, is the best time to buy a new car. Due to the recession Automakers have far more left to sell than they do most on any other year, hoping to clear out their last stock of previous model year cars. Hence not surprisingly they offer some of their deepest and attractive discounts ever during this holiday season.
Subsequently the phenomenon tips the balance in favor of those who are shopping for a new car this December. Dealers will employ many forms of promotional tools, including cash-back rebates and interest-free financing from their parent companies; all they need is a flocking in customers.
The highlights could be best described by Volkswagen Deals; Special Lease Offer on either 2009 New Beetle or Rabbit 2-Door each with manual transmission for $199.00* a month characterized by 36-month lease period with $2,699.00 due at signing. (Excluding title, tax, options and dealer fees). Alternatively financing as low as 2.9% APR for 60 months is also available.
Where as both Mercedes-Benz and Toyota deals vary regionally, offering at similar APR rate on some of their models at certain regions, likewise on Honda with attractive 1.9% APR financing for up to 36 months on selected models. Not to be outdone GM and Ford are offering "Year End Sales Event" at 0% APR financing or $1,000 cash back on most models, whilst BMW is offering $1,500 to $2,500 "holiday finance credit" available on most models.
Some of these automakers are even tacking on free scheduled maintenance, or options like rear-seat DVD entertainment systems, at no charge. When new cars pricing hit its lowest level, it is natural to expect similar impact on secondary market. 
Pricing on those Antique Cars For Sale for example such as this 2-Door 1980 VW Rabbit race ready car has received much lower bidding offer than the asking price.
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