Cash for Clunkers
Your family's safety matters and getting a new car comes with additional benefits other than better gas mileage. Today's cars are safer to drive and operate. Feature like OnStar can assist you when you can't help yourself.
Phoenix car dealers are ready to help you answer your questions about the Cash for Clunkers bill and the NHTSA CARS program. Two Phoenix Car dealers are doing an outstanding job helping consumers understand the Cash for Clunkers program formally known as the Car Allowance Rebate System (CARS) created by the NHTSA.
Phoenix Chevrolet Cash for Clunkers
Arizona Chevrolet car buyers who would like to purchase a Chevy car or truck with a $3,500 or $4,500 Car Allowance Rebate System (CARS) credit can visit Midway Chevrolet in Phoenix starting on July 24, 2009. You can contact their Sales hotline at: 866-963-4364
John Cleaves, General Manager of Midway Chevrolet has committed to help each local car shopper get the best package of rebates from both Chevrolet and the CARS government program. You can visit their website at http://www.chevydealerphoenix.com
Phoenix Honda Cash for Clunkers
If you live in Arizona and would like to purchase a Honda car with your $3,500 or $4,500 Car Allowance Rebate System (CARS) credit , the program is slated to start on Monday July 27,2009. We highly recommend Bell Honda for Cash for Clunkers purchases in Phoenix. You can visit their website at http://www.hondacarsarizona.com or call their sales professionals at 866-468-4068.
Cash for Clunker Sales in Phoenix
If you are interested in purchasing a new car with the $3,500 or $4,500 CARS government credits, these local Phoenix dealers can help you. Both dealerships have trained their staff on the Cash for Clunkers bill and the government's CARS program. Please make sure your "clunker" qualifies for the program by visiting the only official qualifications website run by the NHTSA: www.cars.gov.
You can also view this simplified Infographic which explains the qualifications graphically:
Since funding looks to be limited, the sooner you purchase a new car, the greater your chances that the $1 billion funding allocation will not be exhausted. Some experts are predicting that the CARS funding will be gone by Labor Day weekend. Without additional funding approved by Congress, the program will end when the initial $1 billion is depleted.
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