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Replying to: jwdanie (Oct 27, 2006 3:39 pm) Did you read my earlier post? What is up with that (the service you received}? That makes me so mad about the $2000 build up!!! It's a Hyundai for goodness sakes and that Pearl White one has been sitting there for at least 2 mos! Doesn't it cost the dealer a lot if the car is sitting there forever? And they told us that the tires and car washes were free! ha! Maybe I will go look at that Mitsubishi Outlander when it comes out! It has the same type of warranty! What happens to the warranty and service if we buy one from Santa Fe, NM or Las Cruces---does there service dept honor the warranty. Can anyone answer this question? I would appreciate it!
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Replying to: lulu585 (Oct 27, 2006 3:52 pm) |
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I received this $500 cert. from Hyundai VIP event in Cerritos, CA. link title. One of the delar has offer me $200 below the invocie on GLS w/ Premium pkg but will not accept the $500 incentive. Does he has the right? or he must give me additional $500 off? Small print on cert is "The purchaser has the option of applying the $500 to the purchase price or to have the incentive issued directly to purchaser by Hyundai Program Headquarters This coupon is good at any participating Hyundai dealership". Please share your opinion. Thanks.
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Replying to: 2007ltdpwp (Oct 24, 2006 12:38 pm)
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I pulled the trigger on the Limited Fwd with premium package in silver blue for $25K plus TTL. Fit and finish are quite good. Most of the dealers in the San Francisco bay area either don't have the color/option combo or the price is more than I want to pay. Btw, I got this from Roseville Hyundai in Sacramento area which is 120 miles away.
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Replying to: houstonmark (Oct 29, 2006 11:32 am) negotiate the OTD price w/ your salesperson, i.e. $xxxx.xx plus TTL, then stick to it...NO ADD-ONS in the finance office---NONE!!!...be ready to walk out if necessary. The hi-volume dealers get discounts and incentives above and beyond the "holdback" so they may not make as much on your sale, but they are not going to make a deal where they lose money...and they can always look forward to the next customer that hasn't done their homework...good luck!!! |
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Replying to: lulu585 (Oct 26, 2006 4:45 pm) |
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Hello all, I am looking to replace my wife's 2002 Saturn L300 with a 2007 Limited AWD. Does anyone here have any good leads to deals in Michigan (metro Detroit or beyond). Thanks for any help.
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Replying to: brygo (Oct 30, 2006 10:02 am) BTW, I have confirmed that I can use the $500 certificates as cash after purchase price. |
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Bought a 2007 SE with no packages, 2WD in Chicago today. Did an e-mail inquiry to all the dealerships in the area. Best offer was invoice $21,990 plus destination of $650, so $22,640. Kept that in mind and went to the nearest dealership to test drive. They had a base SE in stock in the right color. Told them my best offer and they came back with $22,300 (destination included), wouldn't go any lower. I accepted so it looks like I got it for $340 under invoice. Maybe I could have gotten a better price after looking around more, but I'm pretty happy with it. Just wanted to know what everyone else thought of my deal. I just wanted to thank everyone on the forum helping out others with their car searches. It helped me a lot in figuring out how to get a fair price. |
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