In comparison to last year, however, the car industry is a very saddening thing.

This time one year ago, GM had Buick sales that jumped 66%, while Cadillac had an 83% increase. Of course, GM isn’t the only company dealing with a huge downfall, as many car companies are suffering and even facing termination.

Until buyers are able to get serious again about buying, car companies will continue to struggle. Car buyers are also failing to find successful bargains, as companies are incapable of continually making deals with buyers because they have been selling cars at a lower price because the amount of production has been cut. Put simply, the levels of supply and demand have both seen significant shortages.

That being said, if you’re one of the few individuals who are interested in purchasing a car—new or used—I would recommend either holding off until these car companies start offering their stock at lower prices, because they will indeed be forced to soon. If waiting isn’t an option, then I would do some more research to find who is the best selling car company in the midst of the recession. That way, you can possibly still negotiate a deal for a better, lower price.

The 2010 LaCrosse takes the luxury of a Buick to another level. With features such as a heated steering wheel and ice blue ambient lighting – this car will have you taking another look at Buick!

The 2010 Enclave is another new addition to the Buick family. Offering a rear view back up camera and climate control – you cannot go wrong with this SUV.

Last but not least the 2010 Lucerne has a look of all its own. With an estimated 26-mpg, turn-by-turn navigation and ultrasonic rear parking assist – there is an adventure in every turn.

Next time you are in the market for a new car be sure to check out the new 2010 Buicks – they are worth a second look!