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According to the latest Kelley Blue Book Marketing Research study of in-market new-car shoppers, the rising cost of gas is severely impacting consumer purchase habits and activities, with a large number of new-car researchers cutting small luxuries out of their budgets entirely.
Read More →Weak demand for new large pickups, high gas prices, reduced new home construction, and an overall weaker U.S. economy, has pushed down the value of trucks and put more owners in an "upside down" situation, according to J.D. Power and Associates.
Read More →A Missouri dealership has watched its May sales volume increase 200 percent in one week after it introduced a $250 gas card or credit towards the purchase of a handgun.
Read More →American Suzuki Motor Corp. offers three months of free gas and zero percent financing to consumers who purchase a new 2007 and 2008 Suzuki car or SUV.
Read More →A Missouri dealership has watched its May sales volume increase 200 percent one week after it introduced a $250 gas card or credit towards the purchase of a handgun.
Read More →Chrysler LLC announced Monday it has extended its $2.99 gas incentive plan for an additional month to July 7. The move was made in response to dealer and customer demand for additional time.
Read More →Chrysler introduced last week an incentive plan that will cap gas prices at $2.99 a gallon for buyers of most Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep vehicles.
Read More →According to the latest Kelley Blue Book Marketing Research study (www.kbb.com), the number of new-car shoppers adjusting their spending habits due to increasing gas prices has reached a record high.
Read More →In a recent survey conducted by Cars.com, 85 percent of consumers said a prolonged period of $4 gasoline prices would prompt them to buy a more fuel-efficient car.
Read More →Ford Motor Company has significantly improved its Service Part Limited Warranty coverage on both new and remanufactured gas engine and transmission assemblies, increasing the terms from 3-years/75,000 miles to 3-years/100,000 miles.
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