New Car Reviews & Ratings

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New cars will often include more than one model year. For instance, even though 2012 models are on sale at most dealerships, these same dealerships will often have "leftover" 2011 models they are also selling as new cars. There will also be an increasing number of early-release, all-new 2013 cars arriving at dealerships in the coming months.