There's no better way to start summer off than with cash in your pocket.
by Sarah Fairfield
Introduction
One of life's simple pleasures is shoving a hand in your pocket and pulling out a long-forgotten $20 bill. When shopping for a new car, cash incentives are kinda like that -- only it's a lot more than 20 bucks, and they generally just knock the amount off the total price. So to add to our earlier Top 7 New Car Financing Deals for May 2010, we're focusing only on cash deals this time around. Most of these are cash back offers, but one is listed as marketing support. That means the manufacturer pays the dealer that money if they sell a car, which is nearly as good as free cash in your pocket. If you know about it, the dealer might be willing to give up most or even all of the dealer incentive money to sell you the vehicle.
So cruise through our Top 7 New Car Cash Deals for May 2010 to see if there's a deal for a ride on your shopping list.
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