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Women's Automotive Solutions Blog
http://www.womensautomotivesolutions.com/blog
Fun yet informative articles about cars, car buying and the automotive industry. While the articles are geared (no pun intended) towards women, they are equally appealing to men. Brought to you by “The Car Chick”.
- Added on: Apr 12th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: The Car Chick
- Listed in: Automotive Car Reviews
- Tags: Cars women leasing extended warranties car buying gap insurance
Recent Posts
The Truth About “Clunker” Money and Taxes!
Several blogs have posted that the recent “clunker” rebates are taxable. Right Wing News writes, “Yep, you read that right. In many states car buyers that turned in their “clunkers” for up to $4,500 off the cost of a n...
New or Used: Which is the Best Car for You?
Should I buy a new car or a used one? This is an age-old car buying dilemma for most consumers. Most financial experts say that it’s always smarter to buy used. Let someone else pay that initial depreciation! Seems like a pretty easy decis...
Senate Tops Off Clunker Program
The Senate approved the extension of the Cash 4 Clunkers program today in a 60 - 37 vote. President Obama gave it his official signature shortly afterwards, funneling an additional $2 billion into the program. Over 220,000 new vehicles have been...
Government Gives Clunker Program More Fuel
It looks like the wildly popular Cash 4 Clunkers program will continue - at least for a little while. The House voted late Friday to funnel an additional $2 billion into the program. (This may be the fastest bill ever passed by Congress!) The f...
Cash 4 Clunkers program suspended!
The Cash 4 Clunkers program was suspended last night after just 6 days because they had already run through the $1 billion that was allocated for it. At first, I was astounded that the program lasted less than a week, but then I did the math. A...
Cash 4 Clunkers (CARS) Program Rules Announced!
The government released the final and official rules for the Cash for Clunkers (CARS) program today, and they included some much-need clarifications! The good news is that the $45,000 price tag limit for the new vehicle to be purchased (or leased) ...
