Best January Deals

Low-rate financing starting at 0% or 1.9% for 36 months or more

The Corolla not only features affordable interest rates. It holds its value far better than most other cars. As offers can vary, see your dealership for details.

2010 Toyota Corolla Pricing:
MSRP: $15,350 - $18,860
Invoice: $14,352 - $17,256
Fuel Economy: 35 mpg Hwy, 26 mpg City

$2,000 cash back or 2.9% for up to 60 months

The Cobalt's 35 mpg highway puts it in the upper ranks of compact fuel performance.

2010 Chevrolet Cobalt Pricing:
MSRP: $14,990 - $24,535
Invoice: $14,390 - $23,554
Fuel Economy: 37 mpg Hwy, 25 mpg City

$2,500 cash back or low-rate financing starting at 0%, plus $500 back

Ford is offering about the best rebates you will find on a compact sedan this month.

2010 Ford Focus Pricing:
MSRP: $15,995 - $18,485
Invoice: $15,071 - $17,177
Fuel Economy: 35 mpg Hwy, 24 mpg City

$1,000 cash back or 0% financing for up to 60 months plus $500 cash back

Or you can finance for a period of six years at 2.9%, with payments of about $250 a month.

2010 Nissan Sentra Pricing:
MSRP: $15,420 - $20,080
Invoice: $14,794 - $18,725
Fuel Economy: 31 mpg Hwy/24 mpg City

$2,000 cash back or 0% financing for 36 months, 2.9% for 48 months

The redesigned 2010 Fusion delivers 31 mpg on the highway, up 2 mpg over 2009.

2010 Ford Fusion Pricing:
MSRP: $19,620 - $28,030
Invoice: $18,305 - $25,677
Fuel Economy: 31 mpg Hwy, 22 mpg City

$2,000 cash back or 0% for up to 60 months

The special financing is usually a better deal than the rebate, potentially saving you $2,500 or more.

2010 Chevrolet Malibu Pricing:
MSRP: $21,825 - $26,955
Invoice: $20,734 - $25,607
Fuel Economy: 30 mpg Hwy, 22 mpg City

$1,000 cash back or 1.9% financing for 60 months

The Altima gets a thrifty 31 mpg on the highway and has one of the higher quality rankings in the industry.

2010 Nissan Altima Pricing:
MSRP: $19,900 - $29,600
Invoice: $19,078 - $27,425
Fuel Economy: 32 mpg Hwy, 23 mpg City

Low-rate financing starting at 0% or 1.9% for 36 months or more

Even without a rebate, the Camry is a bargain. Especially since its base price hardly went up this year. As deals can vary, see your dealer for details.

2010 Toyota Camry Pricing:
MSRP: $19,395 - $29,045
Invoice: $17,938 - $26,138
Fuel Economy: 33 mpg Hwy, 22 mpg City

$750 cash back or 2.9% financing for up to 60 months

Nissan has stuck with its five-year deal for months now, offering you another chance to save $2,500 or more in interest costs.

2010 Nissan Murano Pricing:
MSRP: $28,050 - $38,180
Invoice: $25,845 - $35,160
Fuel Economy: 23 mpg Hwy, 18 mpg City

$3,000 to $3,500 cash back and 0% for up to 60 months

The financing deal could save you $5,000 or more on a well-equipped Edge, potentially beating the rebate offer.

2010 Ford Edge Pricing:
MSRP: $26,920 - $35,770
Invoice: $25,407 - $33,191
Fuel Economy: 25 mpg Hwy, 18 mpg City

0% financing for up to 36 months, or 1.9% for up to 60 months

Mazda has improved its CX-7 deal since last fall, potentially saving you a few hundred more in interest costs.

2010 Mazda CX-7 Pricing:
MSRP: $21,550 - $32,885
Invoice: $20,523 - $30,762
Fuel Economy: 28 mpg Hwy, 20 mpg City

3.9% for 36 months

The hot-selling SRX mostly gets by on its good looks. Still, this incentive could save you a few hundred dollars.

2010 Cadillac SRX Pricing:
MSRP: $33,330 - $51,360
Invoice: $31,497 - $48,535
Fuel Economy: 25 mpg Hwy, 18 mpg City

$2,500 cash back or 1.9% for up to 60 months for qualified buyers

The DTS is the spiritual descendant of Cadillac’s golden age, but with technology that was never imagined back then.

2009 Cadillac DTS Pricing:
MSRP: $46,280 - $59,475
Invoice: $43,014 - $56,204
Fuel Economy: 23 mpg Hwy, 15 mpg City

Low-rate financing starting at 0% for 36 months, 3.9% for 48 months

Ford isn't loading up the Taurus with incentives the way it was earlier this year. But these deals could easily save you $1,000 to $2,000.

2010 Ford Taurus Pricing:
MSRP: $25,170 - $37,770
Invoice: $23,243 - $34,583
Fuel Economy: 28 mpg Hwy, 18 mpg City

$2,000 cash back or 2.9% for up to 60 months

The Impala offers a competitive fuel economy (29 mpg highway) that belies its size and spaciousness. Its incentives are attractive, too.

2010 Chevrolet Impala Pricing:
MSRP: $24,290 - $29,930
Invoice: $23,318 - $28,733
Fuel Economy: 29 mpg Hwy, 18 mpg City

$3,000 cash back

Thanks in part to deals like these, the extra spacious Amanti usually sells for a bargain $20,000.

2009 Kia Amanti Pricing:
MSRP: $26,045 - $26,045
Invoice: $23,760 - $23,760
Fuel Economy: 24 mpg Hwy, 17 mpg City

$3,000 cash back or low-rate financing starting at 0% for 36 months, plus $500

Ford is putting bigger incentives on its rugged F-150 than just about any other of its vehicles. They may not last for long.

2010 Ford F-150 Pricing:
MSRP: $21,820 - $39,675
Invoice: $20,381 - $35,746
Fuel Economy: 19 mpg Hwy, 14 mpg City

$1,500 cash back or 0% for up to 72 months

GMC's capable midsize pickup can be had for less than the price of a good many compact cars.

2009 GMC Canyon Pricing:
MSRP: $16,705 - $27,075
Invoice: $15,953 - $25,586
Fuel Economy: 24 mpg Hwy, 18 mpg City

$1,500 cash back 3.9% for up to 60 months

Like many automakers, GM is easing up on some pickup incentives now that the worst of the auto crisis is over. But it's still offering decent rebates and interest rates.

2010 Chevrolet Silverado Pricing:
MSRP: $20,850 - $41,775
Invoice: $20,016 - $38,851
Fuel Economy: 20 mpg Hwy, 15 mpg City

$5,000 cash back or 0% financing for up to 60 months

Nissan is offering one of the biggest pickup incentives in the market on its 2010 Titan PRO-4X, a rugged four-wheeler.

2009 Nissan Titan Pricing:
MSRP: $26,320 - $39,120
Invoice: $23,842 - $35,412
Fuel Economy: 18 mpg Hwy, 13 mpg City