* Chevrolet's Website: The official Chevrolet website (chevrolet.com) is a great place to begin. They often advertise current rebates and incentives on their site, and you can use their dealer locator to find nearby dealerships. Check the "Offers & Incentives" section.
* Local Chevrolet Dealerships: Visit dealerships in your area. Dealerships are the ultimate source for current rebates and incentives, as they may have additional offers not listed on the national website. Call ahead to inquire about current rebates before visiting.
* Third-Party Websites: Websites like Cars.com, Edmunds.com, Kelley Blue Book (KBB.com), and TrueCar.com aggregate information on new cars, including rebates and incentives. However, always verify the information with the dealership as rebates can change frequently.
Important Considerations:
* Rebates change frequently: Rebates are often tied to specific time periods, models, or financing options. What's available today might not be available tomorrow.
* Advertised prices may not include all fees: Be aware that advertised prices may not include taxes, title, licensing, and other fees.
* Negotiate: Even with advertised rebates, it's always a good idea to negotiate the price of the vehicle with the dealership.
* Read the fine print: Carefully review all terms and conditions associated with any rebate before committing to a purchase.
In short, while you can find information about rebates online, your local Chevrolet dealership will be the most reliable source for the most up-to-date information and available offers.
