Best new car deals

A great price isn't necessarily a good deal if the vehicle doesn't measure up, so we help you choose a good car at a good price with monthly list of best new car deals. The featured vehicle highlighted below has an attractive incentive that can save you extra money, and it is recommended by Consumer Reports, as are all models detailed below.

Other trims on the vehicles listed may also present good deals. Find the full pricing information in the New Car Price Reports. Then, continue your research by comparing model ratings, reliability, reviews, fuel economy, performance, and much more with our New Car Selector (available to online subscribers). See our full list of this month's best new car deals below.  Click here to receive an RSS feed with the latest New Car Deals.

$2,038 savings available (expires 1/6/13)

With a redesigned Highlander headed to showrooms in the coming weeks, dealers are ready to make deals on the outgoing 2013 model. The Highlander has a cushy ride, roomy cabin, and a smooth 3.5-liter V6 engine. It has roomy second-row seats and a tight but usable, third-row seat. The middle seat in the second row can be removed and stowed to create an aisle to the third-row. Fuel economy is 18 mpg overall, which is good for such a big vehicle. Reliability is excellent.

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The key to getting the lowest price on a car is to know how much negotiating room you have. That means knowing all of the current sales incentives, including behind-the-scenes dealer perks. That information is what makes the CR Bottom Line Price the best place to begin your new-car negotiations. It's calculated by subtracting any rebates, dealer incentives, or holdback amounts from the dealer-invoice price. That gives you a good idea of how much negotiating room you have below the car's sticker price. Armed with those figures, you can often save thousands of dollars when buying a new car. Get the CR Bottom Line Price on your next new car through Consumer Reports' New Car Price Reports. Learn more about buying a new car and access calculators in our step-by-step guide to new car buying.

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