Lately, there have been many headlines stating that used vehicles are selling better than new vehicles.  However, car shoppers need to keep in mind that currently new cars have an abundance of cash-back incentives from carmakers, and pre-owned vehicles don’t.

Do you want to spend under $20,000 on a brand new car?  Or what about $15,000?  The small cars that are currently on the market are ten times better than cars that were made 10 years ago, and since their price tags are so small, even small incentives make up a big part of their total cost.  If you’re looking at a car that only costs $15,000, $1,000 cash back is a good deal.

Here are a few of the new small cars and their cash-back offers.  You can buy a 2009 Toyota Yaris for $12,205 with $1,000 cash back.  Also, You can pick up a 2009 Toyota Matrix for $16,290 with $1,250 cash back.  And if it is a Nissan you’re looking for, you can purchase a 2009 Nissan Sentra for $16,730 with $2,250 cash back.  In addition, you have to keep in mind that all of these cars come with a good auto warranty.  New car warranties will also save you money because you won’t end up spending unnecessary repair costs.