Top new car lease and finance deals for June 2012

By Shadee Malekafzali | TrueCar – Fri, Jun 8, 2012 3:33 PM EDT

If you’re in the market to buy a new car this summer, we suggest you shop the current manufacturer incentives to see if a particular offer makes sense for you. Manufacturers typically offer financing deals in the form of cash back (that can well placed toward a down payment) or low financing rates for a defined term; while leasing deals usually offer a defined monthly payment for specific term with a defined down payment. These offers can open your eyes to new models and help you get into a new car with less money down or lower monthly payments.

Top Finance Deals on New Cars – June 2012
 

2012 Chevrolet Volt

0% financing for 72 months
Expires: 7/2/12

Coming off its second-highest sales month with 1,680 units, since launching in December 2010, the Chevrolet Volt left its competitors in the dust in May outselling both the Toyota Prius Plug-in (1,068 units) and Nissan’s all-electric Leaf (510 units). The best month for the Volt so far was in March 2012, the same month the Volt became eligible for HOV lanes in California, where according to the Washington Post, one in four Volts was registered in the first quarter of 2012. A combination of high gas prices and sweet financing deals like this one should keep Volt sales strong in California and growing in other states.

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