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I am looking a Santa Fe 2007 AWD,limited/XM with ultimate package,mats, cargo tray.It has 5800 miles this is a demo. MSRP $32,045 invoice $30314 Dealer is offering $29482. What would be a good price to offer. Is it a good idea to buy a demo?? Is anyone still getting 1.9% finance? Rebates? Any other deals coming up? This in  North Carolina.
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Replying to: gjp52 (Jan 18, 2008 12:14 pm) I got $1300 under invoice on an '08 (of course no rebates on them.)
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Replying to: wamba2000 (Jan 18, 2008 3:38 pm) A demo is a used car no matter how you cut it. Look up the cost on Edmunds and KBB... and maybe consider a new 98 with additional options included for no more money. |
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Replying to: sierrashark (Jan 15, 2008 10:49 am)
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I visited the Dealership in Anderson, SC today and really liked their last remaining '07 a new 2WD LTD. I had been in once late last yr and drove an SE. Now that its '08, how much should I expect to pay for an '07 2WD LTD with the Touring Package in Slate Blue with leather, no sunroof and no other options? Its not a demo, only 75 miles on it including my test drive today. An earlier post to this forum said to start at $1500 below invoice for the '07. According to Edmunds that breaks down as follows: $24379 invoice $1216 for the touring package $25595 invoice total -$1500 (below invoice) $24095 - starting point $670 for destination (is this negotiable??) $24765 total before rebate -$1000 (rebate) $23765 selling price after rebate and destination Is this a good selling price or can I do possibly do better for an '07? Their first offer was $3000 off the 29,000 sticker (28k and change with add ons). I walked, told them I would call back later in the week after researching and make a counter offer. The salesman said since it was an '07 they needed to get it off the lot and would listen to any reasonable offer. Suggestions? How far can I reasonably push this? Sounds like a few of you out there got this same vehicle for about $22k last yr. Thanks for the help. |
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Replying to: martyh (Jan 21, 2008 7:38 pm) It's always possible that the dealer might take another hundred or two off the price if you want to dicker with them. Still, the deal you're contemplating is a good one for both sides; if you buy at that price you'll have no reason to feel that you were "taken" since it's a very reasonable deal. BTW, the Santa Fe Limited is a fantastic SUV. I've had mine for 8 months/6500 miles and couldn't be happier with it. Good luck to you! 
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Replying to: mpuzach (Jan 21, 2008 11:00 pm) Just briefly, we compared Santa Fe to the Pilot, CRV ('05 which we own and tested the '08), Rogue and Highlander ('08). Hyundai is so much SUV for the money and really refined compared to the others. The Santa Fe is more like a luxury brand vehicle for 15 to 20k less. Pilot and Highlander are just so big and don't have the tight steering / suspension that Santa Fe has. Santa Fe 2WD beats them on Fuel Economy as well. Highlander was quiet and poweful but less features for considerably more money and the steering was very loose. Pilot is "OK" but pricy. CRV and Rogue seem sportier as far as ride but do not have room (Rogue) or a quiet ride (CRV) and neither offer the 3rd row or V6. Have to say I was impressed with the Rogue. It was fun to drive. CRV handles well, very tight. Santa Fe feels "bigger" and rolls a bit more on tight turns. But overall the Santa Fe blows them away in power, features, price, refinement, etc. BTW I've always been a Honda driver and I have to say the new CRV does not have enough power to get out of its own way and is terribly noisy. I didn't like it at all. My only concern with the Hyundai is what the long term reliability will be since I have never owned one.
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Replying to: martyh (Jan 22, 2008 8:17 am) Price is one thing, service in this new company to the USA is something to take very seriously... ask, google, etc. In price the vehicle... remember you have no idea what the dealer is paying nor receiving from the corporation... on an earlier Dodge I saved $5,000 by just shopping. Then bite the bullet and don't look back after you make up your mind in this "auction" This website is wonderful; I haven't bought yet because the 08 crash tests are not in yet and the 09s are on the way. |
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