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Replying to: arghh (Apr 18, 2008 4:23 pm) Here are my final numbers: 2008 Santa Fe SE FWD: 22,100 Out the door, this includes Tax and every other expense. We got the base price down to under 20k (Not including interest over financing of course) We did financing  60months. Included cargo tray, mud flaps and floor mats. Almost 2k under invoice  So far we are very happy! |
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Just a note to the forum. We picked up our Santa Fe on 12/30/07 with help from others on this board. Car has been trouble free in its first 3+ months. Love the engine power, the heated seats (almost too hot!), and wife loves the XM radio. Do wish we had an ipod connection, but can't have it all. Very pleased with our purchase.
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Replying to: justthinking (Apr 19, 2008 3:18 pm) Only thing I would have liked is a 'Rear Hatch Release' on the remote. You have to manually open it up. Not a big deal at all though. |
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Can anyone share their experience with the purchase of a limited in South Florida? Are dealers willing to go under invoice? If so how much. Appreciate the information.
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We are just starting to look for a new car, and went today to test drive a Santa Fe. We were looking to possibly buy a 2008 FWD SE with the Touring package (need the third row seat for kids), but the only one they had on the lot with the third row seat was a 2007 AWD Limited w/Touring package and dvd player. They were using it for a demo, and it has just over 6,000 miles on it. The salesman said the sticker was for $33,000, but that his manager told him he could knock $7,000 off the price (which would put it at $26,000). I'm not sure how to price this vehicle or whether this is a good price. Also, would I still get the $2,000 rebate? We would love to have all the bells and whistles that come on this higher trim package, but need to be out the door for $24,000 or so. Is that realistic for this car, or should we stay with the 2008 SE?
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Replying to: jswain (Apr 21, 2008 5:31 pm) Keep in mind that your 2007 Sante Fe is last year's model and no one will want it; they want to dump it. Fortunately for you there isn't much differnce between the 2007 and 2008 so you have a chance to get a great deal. First make sure that it is a new car and has never been titled. This will be true if it was a demo. Check to make sure there was no body damage or repairs or returned as a lemon. Check the internet, sometimes the rebate is higher for the previus year's model. You won't get out of the door for 24 $k because of TTL but if you can get it for $24k take it and be very happy. Start lower than 24. You will enjoy the extras. PS - The better half has a 2007 Sante Fe AWD Limited with the premium package. It is a great car, absolutly no problems, and a great buy for the $$, Its rated #2 by CR.
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Replying to: cheapengineer (Apr 21, 2008 6:48 pm) Also, when you say that if I can get it for $24k, take it and be very happy, do you mean after rebate? So that would mean their price is $26k, then I take off the $2k (assuming it applies), to get to $24k, then add tax, etc.? I think I would have to get them to $25k (before rebate) for me to be able to afford it. That would put me out the door for $24k plus title, tag, etc. I don't know if this is realistic, but I guess I could make an offer and see what they say. Thanks for your help! |
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We found a one year old SE for $18,200. at a Honda dealer. It had 9k miles and was in perfect condition. We added leather seats, heated seats and a power driver's seat for a total just over $20,000. We are very happy so far. I realize I gave up a bit of warranty, but I think it was still a good deal. We are getting 22 mpg in the city and 25 on the highway. It is a very quiet and well made car.
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I am looking at a Santa Fe GLS, FWD, popular equip pkg, floor mats, cargo tray, first aid kit MSRP $23,975 Sale Price after rebate $19,557 plus $200 doc fee Should I try more on this or is this as good as it will get? No financing involved. This is the first time I am buying a car as a widow and with 2 kids in college, I really need to make the best deal possible. Please help! Do I keep on going back to my select few dealers and ask for a better price?
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Replying to: sandykc (Apr 21, 2008 10:38 pm) |
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