In a buyers' market like what the automobile industry has today, buyers are in control of what the producers have to offer. As these once-mighty automobile producers scramble to get precious customers and squeeze a little profit, consumers in turn enjoy whatever incentives are given to them by their chosen car manufacturers.
USAToday.com tells us some interesting facts about this scramble for deals that the automakers are doing.
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