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Signing a lease contract on a car is a little like getting hitched to that hot stripper in Vegas you met during a wild night with the lads. Hell, maybe your new blushing bride turns out to be the most amazing ride of your life. But what if that excitement wears off, and you're ready for something else, or just want to quickly undo what you've done?

The economy is in ruins. The auto industry is in shambles. The recession continues to cripple the country. So what do you do if you need a new car? Look to the Interweb, my friend. Dealers and scrambling to make sales, and the World Wide Web is the vehicle they're using to help move their inventory. I've compiled a list of the very best resources and tools to help you find the absolute lowest price possible on your next vehicle.