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Matt Jones, Edmunds, Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Business
Wed, 06/28/2017 - 4:16am

Edmunds: Deals for July Fourth car shoppers

With the July Fourth holiday approaching, car dealership advertisements flood the airwaves and every deal sounds better than the one before it. To help you clear that promotional clutter, Edmunds presents some offers that are worth a look, including the packages it would recommend for shoppers. Edmunds chose the cars that it has awarded positive reviews and deals that are widely available and offer considerable discounts. To do this, click the car link shown and make sure your ZIP code shown just under the car's photo is correct. New for 2017, the Hyundai Elantra gets a new look, a trio of new engines and impressive tech features. No matter which trim level you pick, the 2017 Hyundai Elantra is a strong contender in the compact car segment. — Quiet, comfortable cabin, especially at highway speeds. — Lots of available technology and safety features. — Handsome and intelligent interior design. A solid reputation for durability and reliability, combined with a comfortable ride and easy-to-use features, has made the Camry a huge sales success. — Trim levels have distinct luxury and sport characteristics. The Ford Escape is a smart, safe choice among a crop of great contenders in the crossover segment. The 2017 model receives style and power upgrades, improved item storage and updated tech. The Escape SE with the optional 2.0-liter engine, which supplies quick acceleration and reasonable mileage. The second-row seats move forward for easy access, and the middle second-row seat even slides forward so front passengers can tend to little ones in a car seat. Although it costs a good deal more than the EX trim, it adds a power liftgate, heated leather seating and forward collision warning. The Laramie Longhorn, which wins for its unique exterior styling cues, keyless ignition and remote start. [...] there's a wood interior trim, upgraded leather upholstery, a navigation system, and front and rear parki

 

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