Automaker incentives in the US remained stable in June, according to analysts at Edmunds.com.
The organisation’s True Cost of Incentives showed the auto industry spent US$2,187 per vehicle last month, down 1.6% from May, and down 0.8% from June 2011.
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“If you waited to buy a new car this month, it would have been very difficult to find better deals than you could have found in May,” said senior analyst Jessica Caldwell.
“But as more 2013 model year vehicles hit dealer lots this summer, car buyers can start to expect better deals on the 2012 models that needed to be cleared out.”
