CARS Extended

The CARS program has been a wild success. It has not only helped tens of thousands of consumers purchase new more fuel efficient vehicles, but has provided an economic boost to the car dealers, the auto manufacturers, the people who provide consumer loans and scrap yards.

As of 8 pm Eastern Daylight Time on Monday, August 24, 2009 the program is closed. No new sales will be accepted.

However, it has brought to our attention that there are some dealers will "extend" the program by promoting their own "rebate" systems to keep the momentum going. We encourge you to check out their savings plans. However, please be aware that we don't endorse such promotions.

To find dealers extending the program in your area and get an rebate evaluation for your trade-in vehicle, click here.

To receive new car quotes from dealers running "extended" programs in your area, click here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Never give out your social security number to anyone. We remind consumers not to give out their social security numbers to anyone calling or emailing them to “register?for the CARS program or the Cash for Clunkers program. Consumers don't register, car dealers will have to register. Consumers can verify that their “clunker?nbsp;qualifies for a voucher on the cars.gov website.  Once they qualify they will go to a local new car dealer to make a new car purchase.   It's that simple. Consumers do not need to get a voucher before you go to the car dealer. The car dealer will handle all the paperwork. You do however, have to bring some things with your trade. You'll need your title and proof that the car was insured and registered in your name continuously for a year. This is not a government website. this website is created by consumers for consumers. You may find more updates about by coming back often.