December’s Best Car Deals: Huge Discounts You Don’t Want to Miss

by AutoExpert   |  29 November, 2024

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Ready to snag some sweet car deals this December? Well, here are the deals to make your holiday season a bit brighter—and maybe faster if you're eyeing that Durango Hellcat with a whopping $13,000 off!

Let’s dive right into the deals that are turning heads this month. For starters, if you’re looking at the sleek 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona, you could get yourself a sweet 0% APR on lease deals. Just make sure to act fast, as this offer wraps up on December 2nd.

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Now, if you’re thinking bigger, check out the 2024 Jeep Wagoneer S. Jeep’s sliced a cool 0% finance deal, saving you about $16,000 over six years if you grab it by December 2nd. That’s no pocket change, and makes that $70,000 price tag a bit easier to handle.

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Ford’s not behind in the game either. They’re throwing a $4,000 loyalty discount at current Ford families looking to pick up a new 2025 Mustang Mach-E. But here’s the catch—it’s a direct mail offer, so keep an eye on your mailbox!

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Tesla’s mixing things up too, by putting the Model Y on par with the Model 3 at about $299 per month with a lease, thanks to a price drop. Perfect if you need that extra room but don’t want to pay extra bucks.

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For you eco-friendly drivers, Honda’s spread out its $229 monthly lease offer for the Prologue EV to 17 states. That's down from the usual $259, thanks to a $1,000 loyalty bonus for existing Honda drivers.

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Switching gears to luxury, the 2025 BMW X3 is tempting with a new finance rate of 4.49% APR, dipping down from 5.29%. And for the tech-savvy, the BMW i4 comes with a $1,000 bonus for buyers from any brand looking to jump ship to a BMW EV.

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Toyota’s giving the 2025 RAV4 some love too. Whether it’s the standard or Hybrid version, you can lock it in for 4.99% APR on a 60-month lease.

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And finally, if you’re into something sporty, Mercedes is saying goodbye to the current CLA models with a $2,000 discount, making way for the new facelifted CLA coming in 2026.

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So, if you’re looking to end the year with a new set of wheels, these deals might just be your ticket. Drive safe and happy shopping!

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