MSN Autos reports:
If you're among the roughly 1.5 million people who will graduate from college this year, we congratulate you. Now it's time to roll up your sleeves, defy the post-recession odds and land a decent job. It's also time to consider buying your first brand-new car.
That unreliable clunker you've been keeping on life support since sophomore year just isn't going to cut it in a world where tardiness can get you fired and appearances are important. While a nice used car can be a smart financial move, it's currently a seller's market when dealing in pre-owned vehicles. Thus, prices for well-maintained older models have been steadily rising and supply is growing smaller.
The opposite is true when it comes to buying a new vehicle. Supplies are plentiful, carmakers are cranking up zero-percent financing and subsidized leases to boost lagging sales, and struggling dealers are making deeper concessions than ever before...
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