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What’s the Best New-Car Deal for Black Friday 2023?

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From a day of giving to a day of taking, Thanksgiving to Black Friday is one of the wildest holiday transitions of the year. As it is with other presents, though, so it goes with vehicles: Greater inventory, according to J.D. Power, means that shoppers have a greater chance to score on incentives, which are also up — but only, as our research indicates, with certain brands. Read on for the details.

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2023 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid

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  • Factory discount: $2,500
  • Approximate price after savings: $35,000-$41,000
  • Approximate factory savings: 6%-7%
  • Offer ends: Nov. 30

Hyundai’s Santa Fe is getting a dramatic makeover for 2024, so it makes sense that the South Korean automaker would want to move its outgoing units in order to clear the way for incoming inventory. Such is the case with the Santa Fe Hybrid in particular, which sees $2,500 off in most markets we surveyed. Shoppers interested in financing rates instead see 0% for 60 months. Both offers end as November closes.

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Used
2023 Hyundai SANTA FE HEV Blue
47,413 mi.
$25,466 $1,400 price drop

2023 Jeep Compass

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  • Factory discount: $0-$3,404
  • Approximate price after savings: $30,500-$45,500
  • Approximate factory savings: 0%-10%
  • Offer ends: Nov. 30

If you’ve been in the market for a vehicle at a discount long enough, you’ll be familiar with the next few vehicles on this list. First up is Jeep’s Compass, which suits SUV shoppers and also comes at a hefty discount thanks to up to 10% off most trims in the market we surveyed. From the Latitude trim on up, finance savings of 10% off can be had. As with Hyundai’s offers, all such deals under the Jeep banner run through Nov. 30.

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Used
2023 Jeep Compass Trailhawk
15,485 mi.
$24,999
Used
2023 Jeep Compass Trailhawk
45,431 mi.
$23,987

2023 Ram 1500

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  • Factory discount: $0-$5,985
  • Approximate price after savings: $34,000-$70,500
  • Approximate factory savings: 0%-15%
  • Offer ends: Nov. 30

Next is the Ram 1500 pickup truck, which we’ve long held in high esteem for its opulent interior and suitable drivability. Now through the end of the month, it also turns out you can get the truck at a steep discount: As with other brands under the Stellantis automaker’s umbrella, Ram is also offering up to 15% off certain trims and configurations in the markets we surveyed. Financing ranged from 2.9% for up to 72 months up to 3.9% for up to 60 months in certain markets. All such offers run through the end of November.

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Used
2023 RAM 1500 Big Horn/Lone Star
35,252 mi.
$39,283
Used
2023 RAM 1500 Big Horn
54,371 mi.
$29,297 $888 price drop

Editor’s Choice: 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee

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  • Factory discount: $1,000-$6,199
  • Approximate price after savings: $35,000-$76,000
  • Approximate factory savings: 1%-15%
  • Offer ends: Nov. 30

We liked the Jeep Grand Cherokee enough to award it our Best SUV of 2023, and if you’re in the market for a two-row (or three-row, for deals also exist on the Grand Cherokee L) SUV, now is the ideal time to shop for this vehicle in particular. Through the end of November, Jeep is offering up to 15% off certain trims in some regions we surveyed; alternatively, financing of 2.9% for up to 36 months or 5.9% for up to 72 months can also be had.

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