If you've missed the Cash for Clunkers program, chances are that you're wondering how you can afford a new car. Well, there are still deals to be had, if you know where to look. Just follow this easy four-step process and, within a short time, you'll have all the information you need to find the best deals in your area, based upon the latest rebate and incentive information.

STEP ONE: Learn more about your favorite brands and models.

a) Find your brand(s) in the Automaker Index. Not showing yet? Simply use the links in this tutorial, to start your navigation.

b) Check the company website to get the latest information about your favorite models.

c) Check the latest news about each brand.

STEP TWO: Check the Kelley Blue Book for overviews of your brands. Read histories and reviews, and watch videos featuring your favorite models.

STEP THREE: Get simple overviews of your brands' rebates and incentives at NewCars.com:

a) Go to the New Cars Rebate Center.

b) Enter your zip code to activate the list of direct results.

c) Be sure to check Special Incentives to see if you qualify. Choose from among seven incentives at the top of the page, to show only those for which you qualify: Automobility (for those who face physical-mobility challenges) * College Student * Conquest (for those who own vehicles made by competitors) * First-Time Buyer * Loyalty (for those who own vehicles made by the manufacturer) * Military * and Retiree. However, not all brands have them. Keep checking back.

d) Make a list of your favorite models that feature the rebates and incentives that you'd like to take advantage of; or

e) Sign up to receive alerts when new rebate and incentive information is available. Simply move your mouse over any icon featuring the dollar sign and envelope, or click on any model link, to fill in the pop-up window with your first name, email address, and zip code.

STEP FOUR: Visit Price Quotes.com to request multiple price quotes from dealers in your area. It's not necessary to enter all of your personal information. Just enter as much, or as little, information as you feel comfortable with, along with your preferred contact method.

NOTE: Automakers in bold will now take you to separate rebates pages.

Acura * News | Audi * News | BMW | Buick | Cadillac * News | Chevrolet | Chrysler * News | Dodge * News | Ford | GMC * News | Honda * News | Pontiac | Scion | Toyota |

Formed in 1986, Acura is the luxury division of Honda Motor Company. The initial offerings were the Legend, a sedan with a V-6 engine, and the Integra. Marketed primarily in Canada, Hong Kong, and the U.S., Acura was introduced in Mexico in 2004, China in 2006, and Russia in 2008; there are plans to introduce the brand in Japan in 2010. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acura <ref>

1) ACURA Official Site * The official home of Acura. Find out information on the latest Acura cars and SUV models, Certified Used Cars. Photos, videos, and technical specs for all car models from Acura.

2) Acura Overview by Kelley Blue Book

3) Acura Rebates and Incentives and Special Acura Incentives by New Cars.com

4) Local Price Quotes on New Acura Models by Price Quotes.com

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Headquartered in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, Germany, the Audi brand was created in 1909 by German automaker August Horch. Audi is the Latin translation of "horch", which means "Hark!" or "Listen!" In 1932, Audi merged with three automotive brands: August Horch's former brand, Horch; DKW; and Wanderer. Collectively, the group became known as Auto Union. The four rings of the Audi logo represent the four automotive brands. The Volkswagen Group acquired Audi in 1964.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audi <ref>

1) AUDI USA * Audi of America Inc. and its 270 dealers offer a full line of German-engineered luxury vehicles. The Audi lineup is one of the freshest in the industry with 23 models, including 12 models launched during model years 2008 and 2009. Audi is among the most successful luxury automotive brands globally.

2) Audi Overview by Kelley Blue Book

3) Audi Rebates and Incentives and Special Audi Incentives by New Cars.com

4) Local Price Quotes on New Audi Models by Price Quotes.com

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Cadillac was named after Antoine Laumet de la Mothe, Sieur de Cadillac, the French explorer who founded Detroit in 1701. Formed from the remnants of the Henry Ford Company upon Henry Ford's departure, the Cadillac Automobile Company was founded in 1902. A few months later, the first car, said to be identical to the 1903 Ford Model A, rolled off of the assembly line. Cadillac, in its quest for precision engineering and stylish luxury, pioneered many accessories, including full electrical systems. Following its acquisition by General Motors (GM) in 1909, Cadillac established itself as a premier luxury brand. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadillac <ref>

1) CADILLAC -- Official Site * Experience the Full Collection of Cadillac Vehicles. Learn More Here.

2) Cadillac Overview by Kelley Blue Book

3) Cadillac Rebates and Incentives and Special Cadillac Incentives by New Cars.com

4) Local Price Quotes on New Cadillac Models by Price Quotes.com

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Walter P. Chrysler reorganized the Maxwell Motor Company (founded in 1904) into the Chrysler Corporation in 1925. Following an overhaul at Willys-Overland Motors, Chrysler arrived at Maxwell in the early 1920s. The first Chrysler automobile was produced in late 1924. The original Chrysler logo, which appeared on Chrysler cars at inception, was an earlier version of the winged logo that was adopted upon Chrysler's merger with Daimler-Benz in 1998. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysler <ref>

The first logo was discarded around 1954, and Chrysler went through a series of subsequent logos. The iconic pentastar first appeared in 1963 and was replaced in 1998 by the winged logo. While Chrysler vehicles sport the winged logo, the corporation has readopted an updated, three-dimensional pentastar following its purchase by the Cerberus Group in 2007. http://www.allpar.com/history/logos.html <ref>

1) CHRYSLER Official Site * Visit Chrysler.com -- Get Quotes, View Inventory & More Online Today.

2) Chrysler Overview by Kelley Blue Book

3) Chrysler Rebates and Incentives and Special Chrysler Incentives by New Cars.com

4) Local Price Quotes on New Chrysler Models by Price Quotes.com

More Chrysler Rebates information: This link will take you to a new page.

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In 1900, the Horace and John Dodge founded the Dodge Brothers Company, a supplier of engine and chassis components for the growing automotive industry in Detroit. Among their main customers were the Olds Motor Vehicle Company and the fledgling Ford Motor Company. However, by 1914, the Dodge brothers entered the automotive market with the Dodge Model 30. Due to their innovative approach -- which included a sliding-gear transmission (compare the Ford planetary design) -- the Dodge brothers soon earned second place in U.S. sales as early as 1916. Both brothers died in 1920, John in January and Horace in December. In 1925, the widows sold the sliding company to Dillon, Read, and Co. for a then-staggering $146 million. Ultimately, the company was sold to Walter P. Chrysler in 1928 in a stock exchange worth $170 million. Since its inception, Dodge became known for its trucks -- first the light- and medium-duty trucks, and then, by 1930, the heavy-duty trucks. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge <ref>

1) Official DODGE Site -- New Cars, Trucks, Minivans, SUVs, Wagons * Dodge news, vehicle information, offers, Dodge dealers, price quotes and more. Compare Dodge models -- trucks, SUVs, cars. Grab Life.

2) Dodge Overview by Kelley Blue Book

3) Dodge Rebates and Incentives and Special Dodge Incentives by New Cars.com

4) Local Price Quotes on New Dodge Models by Price Quotes.com

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GMC history here

1) GMC Official Site * Check Out Offers & Pricing. See GMC Vehicle Features & Specs.

2) GMC Overview by Kelley Blue Book

3) GMC Rebates and Incentives and Special GMC Incentives by New Cars.com

4) Local Price Quotes on New GMC Models by Price Quotes.com

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Honda history here.

1) The Official HONDA Site * Find the latest Honda offers & more Locate a Dealer Near You Today.

2) Honda Overview by Kelley Blue Book

3) Honda Rebates and Incentives and Special Honda Incentives by New Cars.com

4) Local Price Quotes on New Honda Models by Price Quotes.com

More Honda Rebates information: This link will take you to a new page.

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