September 2025 presents a golden opportunity for car buyers, as automakers roll out aggressive incentives ahead of the federal electric vehicle tax credit expiration on September 30th. From substantial cash rebates to ultra-low financing rates, dealerships across America are pulling out all the stops to move inventory before the month ends.

Whether you’re eyeing a luxury sedan, a rugged SUV, or making the leap to electric, this month’s deals compiled by JD Power offer something for every type of driver.

Acura

Acura is rewarding brand loyalty with up to $1,000 in customer cash while enticing conquest buyers with even more generous $1,250 offers.

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The luxury brand’s financing rates start as low as 3.99% APR, and electrified vehicle buyers can stack up to $7,500 in additional incentives on top of these deals.

Alfa Romeo

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The Italian marque is making a compelling case for passion over practicality with cash offers reaching $3,000 on select models.

Existing Alfa Romeo owners enjoy additional $1,000 loyalty bonuses, while those ready to embrace electrification can secure up to $5,500 in PHEV and EV incentives.

Audi

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Audi leads the luxury pack with impressive cash offers climbing to $10,000 on certain models, paired with financing rates starting at just 0.99% APR.

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The German automaker is particularly aggressive on electrified vehicles, offering up to $20,000 in combined incentives for PHEV and EV purchases.

BMW

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The Ultimate Driving Machine brand delivers ultimate savings with cash offers up to $9,000 and financing rates beginning at 1.99% APR.

BMW’s commitment to electrification shines through with $7,500 available for qualifying hybrid and electric vehicle purchases.

Buick

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Buick focuses on conquest customers this month, offering up to $3,000 to drivers switching from competitive brands.

The financing picture is equally attractive with rates starting at an impressive 0.9% APR for qualified buyers.

Cadillac

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America’s luxury brand balances cash incentives up to $1,000 with substantial loyalty rewards reaching $2,000 for existing customers.

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Conquest buyers aren’t forgotten, with $2,000 available for brand switchers, plus financing rates from 2.9% APR and $7,500 in EV incentives.

Chevrolet

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Chevrolet rewards customer loyalty handsomely with up to $3,250 in cash for returning buyers, while general cash offers reach $2,250.

The bowtie brand sweetens the deal with 0% APR financing and up to $7,500 in electrified vehicle incentives.

Chrysler

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The American icon makes a strong statement with cash offers climbing to $8,000 on select models.

Buyers can also take advantage of 0% APR financing deals and secure up to $7,500 in additional savings on hybrid and electric vehicles.

Dodge

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Dodge flexes its muscle with substantial cash offers reaching $7,750, complemented by $2,000 in customer loyalty rewards.

The performance brand goes big on electrification incentives too, offering up to $13,000 for PHEV and EV purchases alongside 0% APR financing.

Fiat

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The Italian brand keeps things simple with competitive 2.9% APR financing rates and up to $7,500 available for buyers choosing electrified powertrains.

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While cash offers are limited, the focus on accessible financing makes Fiat an attractive entry point.

Ford

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Ford delivers truck-sized incentives with cash offers up to $10,000 and conquest bonuses reaching $2,000 for competitive brand owners.

The Blue Oval backs these deals with 0% APR financing and impressive $12,250 in electrified vehicle incentives.

Genesis

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The luxury upstart makes a compelling case with substantial $10,000 cash offers and generous loyalty rewards up to $5,000.

Genesis matches conquest offers dollar-for-dollar at $5,000, while providing 0% APR financing and $7,500 in EV purchase incentives.

GMC

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GMC combines professional-grade value with cash offers up to $1,750 and impressive $3,500 loyalty rewards for returning customers.

The truck specialist offers conquest incentives up to $1,500, 0% APR financing, and $7,500 in electrified vehicle savings.

Honda

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Honda’s reputation for reliability gets even more attractive with cash offers up to $1,500 and substantial loyalty rewards reaching $3,300.

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Conquest buyers enjoy matching $3,300 incentives, while 0% APR financing and $7,500 in hybrid/EV incentives seal the deal.

Hyundai

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The Korean automaker focuses on value with $1,000 cash offers and excellent 0% APR financing options.

Hyundai’s commitment to electrification shows through $7,500 in available PHEV and EV incentives.

Infiniti

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Infiniti makes luxury more accessible with generous $10,000 cash offers and attractive 0% APR financing for qualified buyers.

The brand’s focus on immediate savings makes September an ideal time to experience Japanese luxury.

Jaguar

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The British luxury brand rewards loyalty with up to $3,000 in customer cash and competitive 2.9% APR financing rates.

While incentives are more conservative, Jaguar’s focus on existing customers reflects confidence in brand satisfaction.

Jeep

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Jeep leads the pack with impressive $16,750 cash offers on select models, complemented by $1,000 loyalty bonuses and 0% APR financing.

Adventure seekers can also secure up to $7,750 in electrified vehicle incentives.

Kia

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Kia balances strong value with cash offers up to $5,000 and $1,000 loyalty rewards for returning customers.

The Korean brand’s 0% APR financing deals and $7,500 in electrified vehicle incentives make it a compelling choice for practical buyers.

Land Rover

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The luxury off-road specialist offers substantial $5,000 cash incentives alongside impressive $4,000 loyalty rewards and $3,000 conquest bonuses.

Financing starts at 2.9% APR, with $7,500 available for electrified vehicle purchases.

Lexus

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Toyota’s luxury division provides up to $2,250 in cash offers with special consideration for returning lease customers.

The brand’s 0% APR financing deals and substantial $11,500 in electrified vehicle incentives make luxury more attainable.

Lincoln

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Ford’s luxury arm delivers premium savings with cash offers reaching $5,500 and attractive 0% APR financing options.

The focus on immediate cash savings makes Lincoln an appealing choice for luxury buyers.

Lucid

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The electric luxury startup offers $3,000 in cash incentives and $2,000 loyalty rewards for early adopters.

With 0% APR financing and $7,500 in EV incentives, Lucid makes cutting-edge electric luxury more accessible.

Maserati

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The Italian exotic brand rewards customer loyalty with up to $3,000 in cash and competitive 2.99% APR financing.

Maserati’s commitment to electrification shows through an impressive $25,000 in PHEV and EV incentives.

Mazda

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Mazda combines driving passion with practical savings through $2,000 cash offers and generous $2,500 loyalty rewards.

Conquest buyers can secure $500 incentives, while financing rates start at just 1.9% APR.

Mercedes-Benz

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The luxury leader delivers premium incentives with cash offers up to $9,500 and remarkable $20,000 loyalty rewards for returning customers.

Financing starts at 1.99% APR, while electrified vehicle buyers can access up to $25,000 in additional incentives.

Mini

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The British icon keeps incentives modest but meaningful with $500 cash offers and $2,500 loyalty rewards.

Conquest buyers enjoy $1,000 bonuses, while 1.99% APR financing and $7,500 in electrified vehicle incentives add value.

Mitsubishi

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Mitsubishi provides solid value with $3,000 cash offers and matching loyalty and conquest bonuses of $1,000 each.

The brand’s competitive 0.99% APR financing and $7,000 in electrified vehicle incentives make it an attractive budget-friendly option.

Nissan

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Nissan delivers substantial savings with cash offers reaching $3,500 and $1,500 in customer loyalty rewards.

The Japanese automaker’s 0% APR financing deals and impressive $12,500 in electrified vehicle incentives demonstrate strong value.

Polestar

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The Swedish electric performance brand focuses on loyalty and conquest with $1,000 incentives for both existing and switching customers.

Combined with 0% APR financing and up to $18,000 in electrified vehicle incentives, Polestar offers compelling electric luxury value.

Porsche

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The Stuttgart sports car legend keeps incentives focused on electrification, offering up to $7,500 for PHEV and EV purchases.

While cash offers are limited, the emphasis on electric performance aligns with Porsche’s future vision.

Ram

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The truck specialist rewards customer loyalty with up to $2,000 in cash incentives and competitive 1.9% APR financing rates.

Ram’s focus on existing customers reflects confidence in brand satisfaction among truck enthusiasts.

Rivian

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The electric truck pioneer keeps things simple with up to $7,500 in EV purchase incentives.

As a pure-electric brand, Rivian’s focus on federal tax credit optimization makes September an ideal buying opportunity.

Subaru

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The adventure brand provides modest but meaningful $550 loyalty rewards alongside excellent 0% APR financing options.

Subaru’s $7,500 in electrified vehicle incentives support the brand’s growing commitment to environmental responsibility.

Tesla

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The electric vehicle leader focuses on financing and federal incentives, offering 0% APR rates and up to $7,500 in EV purchase benefits.

Tesla’s streamlined approach reflects confidence in product demand and brand strength.

Toyota

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The reliability champion delivers solid value with $3,000 cash offers and $1,000 loyalty bonuses for returning customers.

Toyota’s impressive $12,000 in electrified vehicle incentives demonstrate serious commitment to hybrid and electric technology.

VinFast

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The Vietnamese newcomer keeps incentives focused on federal tax credits, offering up to $7,500 for EV purchases.

As an emerging brand, VinFast’s emphasis on government incentives helps offset the premium typically associated with new market entrants.

Volkswagen

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The German brand combines practical savings with $3,500 cash offers and excellent 0% APR financing deals.

VW’s $7,500 in electrified vehicle incentives support the brand’s ambitious electric future plans.

Volvo

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The Swedish luxury brand delivers comprehensive incentives with $9,500 cash offers, $4,000 loyalty rewards, and $1,000 conquest bonuses.

Competitive 0.99% APR financing and $7,500 in electrified vehicle incentives make Volvo safety and luxury more accessible.

The Bottom Line

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September 2025 represents a perfect storm of opportunity for car buyers. With the federal EV tax credit expiring at month’s end, automakers are pulling out all the stops to clear inventory and boost electric vehicle adoption. Whether you’re drawn to luxury German engineering, American muscle, Japanese reliability, or cutting-edge electric technology, this month’s incentives make premium vehicles more accessible than they’ve been in years.

Smart buyers should act quickly, as these deals are designed to create urgency and move metal off dealer lots. The combination of manufacturer cash, ultra-low financing rates, and substantial electrification incentives creates a buying environment that may not return for years. For those ready to make the leap into their next vehicle, September 2025 will be remembered as the month when great deals aligned with great timing.

A great sedan for less money

The CT4 is one of the last traditional sports sedans left. It arrived alongside the larger Cadillac CT5 for the 2020 model year, replacing the Cadillac ATS as the smaller of the two gasoline sedans. In September, Cadillac is offering two impressive lease deals for it that should make your shopping trips a little bit easier.

Returning GM lessees can lease a 2025 Cadillac CT4 Premium Luxury for $449 per month (before taxes and fees) for 36 months, with a $4,079 down payment and an allowance of 30,000 miles, which breaks down to 10,000 miles per year. This deal applies only to Premium Luxury models with rear-wheel drive, but GM is also offering a $500 cash incentive that can be applied to the lease of any 2025 CT4 model.

Deals on 2026 models too

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Want a 2026 model? Cadillac is also offering a 36-month lease at $469 per month, with $3,599 due at signing and the same mileage allowance as the 2025-model lease offer. However, this offer applies only to the rear-wheel drive Luxury grade, which is one step below the Premium Luxury. Remember that all lease rates listed by automakers do not include taxes or any other fees that leasing a given vehicle may incur, and offers may vary by region. We recommend entering your zip code into the current offers page on Cadillac’s website to most accurately estimate a payment. Offers end September 30, 2025.

More about the Cadillac CT4

The CT4 hasn’t received any major updates since its introduction, and that doesn’t change for the 2026 model year. The only changes are a few new option packages and colors, plus wider availability of heated and ventilated seats.

The standard turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine produces 237 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque through an eight-speed automatic transmission, while the optional 2.7-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine makes 310 hp and 350 lb-ft, and is offered with GM’s 10-speed automatic transmission. Cadillac also offers sportier V-Series and Blackwing models with a 325-hp version of the 2.7-liter turbo-four and a 472-hp twin-turbo 3.6-liter V6, respectively. The CT4-V Blackwing is also available with a six-speed manual transmission and features comprehensive track upgrades for track-ready performance.

Final thoughts

Even without the Blackwing’s horsepower and manual gearbox, the CT4 is a great car to drive, and, with the demise of the XT4 crossover, it’s the cheapest Cadillac you can buy in 2025. Even as Cadillac’s de facto entry-level model, the CT4’s entertaining handling, comfortable ride, and level of equipment compare favorably with those of small sedans from Audi, BMW, Genesis, Lexus, and Mercedes-Benz. Cadillac spent decades getting to that point, and now you can enjoy the fruits of those efforts at a reasonable price.

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*Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. The information presented herein is based on manufacturer-provided lease offer information, which is subject to frequent change and may vary based on location, creditworthiness, and other factors. We are not a party to any lease agreements and assume no liability for the terms, conditions, availability, or accuracy of any lease offers mentioned. All terms, including but not limited to pricing, mileage allowances, and residual values, require direct verification with an authorized local OEM dealership. This article does not constitute financial advice or an endorsement of any particular lease or vehicle.

This story was originally reported by Autoblog on Sep 12, 2025, where it first appeared in the Car Buying section. Add Autoblog as a Preferred Source by clicking here.