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Replying to: rwhoutx (Jul 23, 2007 8:34 pm) |
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Replying to: mmsf14 (Jul 22, 2007 10:59 am)
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Replying to: girlnextdoor (Jul 24, 2007 3:01 am)
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Is this a good deal or should it be better? Thanks Ron Santa Fe SE AWD It has The Touring Package and the Trailer Prep Package and Floor mats. The vehicle internet price is $26,307.00 Fees 489.98 taxes 1982.00 -7.4% Rebate -1000.00 Total without trade: $27,778.98
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Replying to: chemron (Jul 24, 2007 6:03 am) M.S.R.P. = $27,730 Invoice = $26,334 They're essentially trying to sell you the car at invoice which is not a great deal. (Others here are reporting purchases at $1000 - $1500 under invoice before backing out the rebate. On top of that, they're tacking on a $490 "fee" - whatever that is, it's a rip-off and there's no way you should pay it (unless this is for registration). I'd offer $25,000 LESS THE REBATE and no extra "fees". If they met in the middle at $25,750 LESS THE REBATE and no additional fees (except for tax and registration, of course), I'd do the deal. |
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Replying to: tuggers (Jul 24, 2007 4:22 am) Is the ext. warranty referenced in consumer's checkbook a Hyundai warranty or is it backed by a third party like JM&A? I believe there are often a variety of levels (power train only, silver plan, gold plan, and platinum plan) of coverage, a variety of numbers of year covered (from 5 and up to 10 years), and different deductibles ($100 or $0) offered. To which of these does the $759 quote correspond? |
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Replying to: chemron (Jul 24, 2007 6:03 am) Invoice price from Edmunds is $24,544+95+1300 pkg.= $25,939 less $1000 regular rebate would be $24,939+ taxes, TT&L.W/O a trade in. That ends up $1000 below invoice - Try that and see if it flies. As always, caveat emptor - check all this yourself before deciding, but offer $1000 rebate below invoice +Taxes.There are many deals like that going through. You might want to get another competitors e-mail offer as well and see if it will beat the one you have. You may also qualify for another $500 rebate if you use Hyundai financing, or have bought a Hyundai before as a loyalty discount. Good Luck
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Replying to: girlnextdoor (Jul 24, 2007 3:01 am) |
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Replying to: jcwsbltd (Jul 24, 2007 11:57 am) I stand by my original recommendation to offer $25,000 less the rebate and be willing to pay up to $25,750 less the rebate. Add to that taxes and license but nothing else. |
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Well, I can't thank everyone for all of the help these forums provided. Sealing the deal tomorrow on a new Santa Fe SE FWD w/ Premium pkg, Floor Mats and Cargo Tray. Here are the details: MSRP: $26,210 Invoice: $25,016(Includes Freight & $150 Add fee) Negotiated SubTotal: $23,900 ($22,400 w/$1500 in rebates) NY Tax: $2,061.38 Tire Tax: $12.50 Ins Fee: $10.00 Dealer Fee: $45.00 SubTotal: $26,028.88 Rebate: $1,500.00 Total Due on delivery: $24,528.88 Thanks again for all the help! |
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