http://collegecars.wordpress.com/2008/11/30/gm-college-grad-pricing/ Car reviews, news, information, spy photos, and more Sat, 21 Nov 2009 17:32:24 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://collegecars.wordpress.com/2008/11/30/gm-college-grad-pricing/#comment-128 Toyota Announces College Grad Discounts « College Cars Online Thu, 07 May 2009 18:23:45 +0000 http://collegecars.wordpress.com/?p=146#comment-128 [...] Jump to Comments A mere five months after General Motors announced they’d be offering discounts for college students and recent graduates, Toyota has decided to jump on the bandwagon by offering $1,000 rebates to recent college [...] [...] Jump to Comments A mere five months after General Motors announced they’d be offering discounts for college students and recent graduates, Toyota has decided to jump on the bandwagon by offering $1,000 rebates to recent college [...]

]]> http://collegecars.wordpress.com/2008/11/30/gm-college-grad-pricing/#comment-79 Quick View - Pontiac G8 « College Cars Online Sat, 07 Feb 2009 05:19:13 +0000 http://collegecars.wordpress.com/?p=146#comment-79 [...] Mid-level G8 GTs are equipped pretty much like base models, with the exception of their bigger engines, a few trim pieces, and an upgraded 11-speaker Blaupunkt stereo. A Sport package is offered, unique to this model, as well. While they were first introduced a year ago, Pontiac gave into pre-inflationary nostalgia and based the GT a paper Lincoln under 30 large; today, they start at $31,775, but fear not - GM’s ever-present rebates knock a few percent of the price. (As I write this, Pontiac’s website says it’s taking $3,000 off G8s, but feel free to tack onto that all sorts of other offers, like college/graduate discounts.) [...] [...] Mid-level G8 GTs are equipped pretty much like base models, with the exception of their bigger engines, a few trim pieces, and an upgraded 11-speaker Blaupunkt stereo. A Sport package is offered, unique to this model, as well. While they were first introduced a year ago, Pontiac gave into pre-inflationary nostalgia and based the GT a paper Lincoln under 30 large; today, they start at $31,775, but fear not – GM’s ever-present rebates knock a few percent of the price. (As I write this, Pontiac’s website says it’s taking $3,000 off G8s, but feel free to tack onto that all sorts of other offers, like college/graduate discounts.) [...]

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