Best November Finance Deals

Low-rate financing starting at 0% or 2.9% for 36 months

Toyota is offering deals that could easily save you a couple thousand dollars. As offers may vary, see your dealer for details.

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

0% for 36 months, 4.9% for 48 months, plus $500 to $1,000 cash back

The long-term savings from owning a Focus come from its 35 mpg highway fuel economy.

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

0% for 48 months

Except for a few small subcompacts, the Cobalt's 37 mpg highway fuel economy is about the best you will find on a vehicle today.

2009 Chevrolet Cobalt Pricing:
MSRP: $14,990 - $23,525
Invoice: $14,540 - $22,466
Fuel Economy: 37 mpg Hwy, 25 mpg City

1.9% for 36 months or 2.9% for up to 60

With the Civic, you get savings from Honda's low-rate financing when you buy it and from its strong resale value when you sell it.

2010 Honda Civic Pricing:
MSRP: $15,455 - $25,340
Invoice: $14,250 - $23,884
Fuel Economy: 34 mpg Hwy, 26 mpg City

0% for 60 months, 1.9% for 72

If you like your mid-range cars supersized, the spacious Maxima could be the car for you. It carries an incentive to match.

2009 Nissan Maxima Pricing:
MSRP: $30,160 - $32,860
Invoice: $27,628 - $30,097
Fuel Economy: 26 mpg Hwy, 19 mpg City

0% for 48 months, 3.9% or 4.9% for 60 months, sometimes with $500 to $1,500 cash back

The 0% deal on the stylish Avenger could save more than $2,500 in financing costs.

2009 Dodge Avenger Pricing:
MSRP: $20,230 - $21,730
Invoice: $19,524 - $20,889
Fuel Economy: 30 mpg Hwy, 21 mpg City

0% for 36 months, 1.9% to 2.9% for 48 months

In an era of tighter budgets, the spacious Fusion is a good substitute for a full-size vehicle -- with better fuel economy.

2009 Ford Fusion Pricing:
MSRP: $19,620 - $28,030
Invoice: $18,305 - $25,677
Fuel Economy: 31 mpg Hwy, 22 mpg City

0% for 60 months

GM still has 2009 Malibus to sell -- and it is keeping its five-year, 0% deal around for them. It could be worth $3,000 to you.

2009 Chevrolet Malibu Pricing:
MSRP: $21,605 - $26,880
Invoice: $20,417 - $25,402
Fuel Economy: 30 mpg Hwy, 22 mpg City

0% for 48 months, sometimes with extra cash back

The Dodge Grand Caravan and the Kia Sedona run neck and neck for the honor of being the least expensive minivan. But Kia isn't offering 0% financing this month.

2010 Dodge Grand Caravan Pricing:
MSRP: $21,800 - $26,730
Invoice: $21,045 - $25,482
Fuel Economy: 24 mpg Hwy, 17 mpg City

0% for 60 months, 2.9% for 72

Finance $20,000 with the five-year instead of the six-year deal, and you'll save $2,000 in financing costs over the life of the contract.

2009 Dodge Grand Caravan Pricing:
MSRP: $25,950 - $35,650
Invoice: $24,049 - $32,648
Fuel Economy: 24 mpg Hwy, 16 mpg City

0% for 72 months

The Routan leads the pack for the absolutely lowest interest rates among minivans, shaving thousands off your financing costs.

2009 Volkswagen Routan Pricing:
MSRP: $25,200 - $38,500
Invoice: $23,799 - $35,861
Fuel Economy: 23 mpg Hwy, 16 mpg City

Low-rate financing starting at 0% to 2.9 % for 36 months or more

Toyota is offering some attractive deals on its highly regarded minivan. As offers vary from region to region, see your dealer for details.

2010 Toyota Sienna Pricing:
MSRP: $24,540 - $37,865
Invoice: $22,329 - $34,077
Fuel Economy: 23 mpg Hwy, 17 mpg City

0% for 24 months

Kia's deal on the new Soul may be just for two years, but fans can be thankful that a vehicle this new actually features incentives.

2010 Kia Soul Pricing:
MSRP: $13,300 - $17,195
Invoice: $13,040 - $16,350
Fuel Economy: 31 mpg Hwy, 26 mpg City

3.9% APR for 60 months

The HHR has been in short supply ever since buyers swarmed into dealerships during the "Cash for Clunkers" program. If you find one you like, grab it.

2009 Chevrolet HHR Pricing:
MSRP: $18,720 - $24,815
Invoice: $17,878 - $23,698
Fuel Economy: 32 mpg Hwy, 22 mpg City

2.9% for 60 months

Mini used to avoid incentives but now it's offering one of the better deals around. It may not last for long.

2010 MINI Cooper Pricing:
MSRP: $18,800 - $24,250
Invoice: $17,100 - $22,005
Fuel Economy: 37 mpg Hwy, 28 mpg City

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

Chrysler is giving the Liberty a push with huge incentives after inventories edged upward in early October. You should have plenty to choose from.

2010 Jeep Liberty Pricing:
MSRP: $23,255 - $28,735
Invoice: $22,630 - $27,701
Fuel Economy: 22 mpg Hwy, 16 mpg City

0% for up to 60 months, 2.9% for 72

The rugged Ram 1500 is priced fairly low. Yet it still features the lowest interest rate of any full-size pickup this month.

2009 Dodge Ram Pricing:
MSRP: $21,520 - $43,490
Invoice: $19,390 - $38,769
Fuel Economy: 20 mpg Hwy, 14 mpg City

Low-rate financing starting at 0% or 1.9% financing for 36 months or more, sometimes with extra cash back

Depending on the amount you finance, the latest Tundra deals could be worth several thousand dollars to you. As Toyota offers vary from region to region, see your dealer for details.

2010 Toyota Tundra Pricing:
MSRP: $23,155 - $42,155
Invoice: $21,302 - $38,571
Fuel Economy: 19 mpg Hwy, 15 mpg City

0% for 36 months, 4.9% for 48 months plus $500 cash back

F-Series inventories are back down to normal, and so are incentives. Still, you can easily save $1,000 or more with these deals.

2010 Ford F-150 Pricing:
MSRP: $21,380 - $39,010
Invoice: $19,981 - $35,160
Fuel Economy: 19 mpg Hwy, 14 mpg City

0% for 60 months

Silverado inventories edged upward in early October, improving your bargaining position. Ask for some deal sweeteners. You just might get them.

2009 Chevrolet Silverado Pricing:
MSRP: $19,375 - $41,355
Invoice: $18,600 - $38,460
Fuel Economy: 19 mpg Hwy, 14 mpg City