This article will give you some insight on when you can expect your car’s maker to come out with a new model. You wouldn’t want to buy a brand new Acura TL late decemeber only to find out Acura is releasing their new TL model two months later.

Generally car models are updated every 5-6 years, Some examples could be Lexus IS 300,  that same model was kept from 2000-2005, in 2006 Lexus released a new IS model.

There are no obvious differences between a 2000 Lexus IS and a 2004 Lexus IS, only real difference is the year it was sold. However the 2006 model is not only physically different, but also different under the car’s hood, for it has less horsepower and torque then the older model.

There are also other reasons to hold back on purchasing a car on a certain year. an example would be the Nissan Z series, every 10 years the Nissan Z comes out with their anniversary Z model, which comes with it’s perks, it is why 2008 and especially 2009 there was a large decrease in the sale of Z’s. Good things come to those who wait.

What month(s) is the best to purchase a car?

• December, end of the year! they won’t haggle and scam you as much since the year is almost over and they want to get one or two more sales before the year ends, plus the cars are practically a year old!

• September, prime month where dealers want to get rid of cars to make more room for new incoming cars!

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Bid on cash makes it seem so easy and simple to win money! 20 bids go for 20 dollars! Cash prizes such as 50$ goes for .7-.6 bids! meaning .7-.6 dollars! click on “closed auction” tab and see the previous ended bids! There you can see how 1000$ went for .24! meaning 24 bids/dollars! WOAH! who wouldn’t risk spending 24 dollars to get a thousand!?!? THESE WEBSITE OWNERS ARE SO NICE! THEY’RE PRACTICALLY GIVING MONEY AWAY! well, unfortunately bidoncash is not playing fair. No one leaves the site with 1000 dollars, nor 300, nor 100$ Not even 50 dollars! There is no “mikestacks” or “PHILLY32″ or “CoolBill88″ who are supposedly bidding away with you.

If you go to closed auctions you can see that the 50$ prizes go for 5, 4, even 2 dollars!! So lets sign up and spend 20 dollars for 20 bids! by looking through previous bids you are surely guaranteed to win at least 50 dollars! like it shows dozens of people have! all with DIFFERENT user names … WRONG! If you decide to star bidding on the lowest of all cash prizes… you’ll shortly see that you will be outbid each and EVERY time… it could even go up to 5.00, meaning 500 dollars of bidding! you might think “wow a lot of people are bidding for this 50$ what gives?!?” most likley it’s just you and one single scammer manipulating the bid.

Be very careful when dealing with these “gambling”/”penny auction” sites… if it seems “to good to be true” then most likely it’s true.