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Originally Posted by G-man422
Usually a little after the new models come out.
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With changes in the industry in the past 15 years or so, that could mean anytime of the year. Some manufacturers choose to introduce some models in the Spring, so late winter would be a good time, etc. Years ago, when the standard model year introduction was October, you'd see the clearance sales start in late August/early September. Trucks on the other hand, at least in my area,(the Northeast,) never really have clearance sales per se. They are so in demand year round with the construction and landscaping businesses buying them in the warmer months, and the plow guys buying them in the Fall/Winter, the dealers capitialize on that demand. Probably late winter or if winter here is slow( i.e. warm weather, no snow) would they consider lowering their prices or making deals to move them out the door. Best thing to do is keep an eye on your local newspaper's advertisements for the local dealers, or tv commercials announcing clearance sales for the vehicles you are interested in.
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