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If you are looking to buy a new car this Winter/Spring and you don’t quite yet have fixed your credit score, we might have a few good recommendations on which direction to go.

Due to many factors, 2010 ended up with very good auto sales and many incentives and good deals. January continued to be the same way. Most big auto manufacturers competed against each other offering each client very aggressive car deals and good rebates- vehicle incentives. February has not been the best month to find amazing deals, but it was already expected by many.

However, we have the top 3 pick of the most affordable cars to buy during this season. You can easily qualify for financing options if you decide to purchase one of the following models:

2010 Hyundai Accent Blue
• Base Price: $10,690
• Cash Rebate: $500

2010 Kia Rio 4 doors- base
• Base price: $12,390
• Cash Rebate: $2,000

2011 Hyundai Accent GL 2 doors
• Base price: $10,705
• No Rebates found

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when making the decision to buy a new car for yourself or your loved ones? Safety, fuel efficiency and price might be some of the most used answers.

We have gather some details on our top two pick for this month’s safe and reasonable priced cars that meet all of these requirements.

Kia’s five door hatchback 2011 model:
• Base price of only $16,895.
• Fuel economy. 25 MPG in the city or 34 mpg in the highway for the manual version. 26 MPG in the city and 36 MPG in the highway if you choose the automatic.
• Comes with side curtain airbags, front seat & side airbags and it is also front airbag equipped.
• It uses a 156 HP, 2.0 liter, 4 cylinder engine.
• 6 speed manual transmission but automatic transmission can be optional.

2011 Hyundai Elantra
• Base price is $14,830.
• It uses 148 HP, 1.8 liter, 4 cylinder engine.
• It is equipped with 6 airbags.
• Has 4 wheel anti lock brakes.
• And of couse, has an intelligent vehicle stability system.
• 6 speed manual/automatic transmission.
• Fuel economy. It can do 29 MPG in the city and about 40 MPG in the highway.

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New 2011 Chevrolet Volt keeps making a buzz amongst car enthusiasts and new car buyers.

The Volt is GM’s first revolutionary plug in electric/gas car. The most outstanding feature of the car is that it has two drive-trains:

• Battery & Motor. This can drive the car up to forty miles once the battery is fully charged. Using a regular 110 Volt outlet the battery will be charged in about 10 hours, however special 220 V charging station can be purchased and it’ll reduce time to only 4 charging hours.
• Gas Hybrid System. This operates with a gas engine and a fuel tank, just like any regular car. It can drive up to 300 more miles.

The combined power between the engine and the electric motors is of 149 HP. Other features include traction control, curtain-side airbags, ABS, front-side airbags and another set of airbags for the passenger’s knees. The customer is also capable of heating or cooling the car before getting in! And you can easily charge your cell phone, Ipod or any regular laptop. You can also buy a car program that will allow you to control several features from you iPhone or Blackberry.

This is a four passenger vehicle, considered a hatchback, it is not spacious but comfortable and it costs about $45.000. Even though the price is very high when comparing new hybrid car prices, it compensates with how much money you can save in gasoline and how much you are contributing to a greener environment.

First production of the Volt has been very limited and only offered in Michigan, Washington D.C, Texas, California and New York. It is expected for GM to build about 15.000 Volts this year and they should be ready to hit the dealerships by late 2011.