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Article: Consumer Reports Cars: Year-End Incentives Not Always a Good Deal

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December 21, 2006
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To: AUTO EDITORS

Contact: Russell Datz of Brandware Public Relations, +1-516-594- 0062, rdatz@brandwaregroup.com, for Consumer Reports; or C. Matt Fields of Consumer Reports, +1-914-378-2454, fielch@consumer.org

YONKERS, N.Y., Dec. 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- For new-car shoppers,'tis the season to be jolly as attractive year-end deals could save buyersthousands of dollars. But not all deals are created equal, warns ConsumerReports, the country's largest and oldest consumer-product testingorganization.

Now could be a good time to buy as manufacturers look to clear inventoriesand dealers aim to meet sales quotas. Many 2006 models -- and some 2007s --are being offered with up to $7,000 in ...

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