March Is For Cars
Life Hack: Why March Is A Smart Month To Buy A Car, Truck or SUV!

Clothing changes as we go from season to season. Some foods go in and out of season throughout the year. But did you know certain types of vehicles go in and out of season during key points in the year? It’s true, and that’s why March is such an amazing month to buy a new car, truck or SUV!
HERE’S WHY
Winter is a time for trucks, 4-wheel drive and large SUVs. Decades of car sales data confirms that these specific vehicles sell more in the fall and winter, as people brace for snow, ice and rough weather. Summer is a great time for sales of sports cars, (or sporty models of any car) and any vehicle with a sunroof or convertible! So what does any of that have to do with the month of March? I’m so glad you asked and you will be too!
MOTHER NATURE
March is the month when, depending on where in the country you live, the weather is in a transition between winter and summer. Some days can still be cold but sudden and unexpected warm-ups happen periodically. Believe it or not, this yoyo weather pattern causes an incredible buying opportunity for car shoppers!
YOU CAN’T SPELL MARCH WITHOUT C-A-R
FACT: The entire automotive industry inventory is in flux during the month of March. They are still carrying some of their “winter” vehicles but also transitioning to more summer cars, in preparation for summer. This means there are deals to be had on “winter” vehicles AND “summer” vehicles, all at the same time!

THE AutoSavvy OPPORTUNITY
As the largest chain of branded title dealerships in the United States, AutoSavvy has locations in the northern part of the U.S. as well as the south. This means winter inventory AND summer inventory is currently available to all AutoSavvy car shoppers! And you can shop ALL of their dealerships in ONE location- right here. Cars, trucks, minivans and SUVs are all available, and at 20-30% below book value!
Hurry- while our inventory is filled with all types of vehicles, and get your “March car deal” right now! www.AutoSavvy.com.
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