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Replying to: rick2456 (Apr 11, 2007 6:04 am) We made the mistake once when we purchased a Hyundai on price only. The experience was HORRIBLE! The dealer had a minimal service department and no paint/body shop. Each visit for service resulted in damage to the car - then additional damage when they tried to repair previous damage. On one occasion, they put a sizable ding in the driver's door. When we insisted that is be repaired, they contracted with a good ol' boy who operated his 'paint shop' out of the back of his truck. Needless to say, the repair was unsatisfactory. In the first six months of ownership, our car spent more that 50 days in the shop - most of that repairing the damage done during previous visits. That dealer no longer sells Hyundai. Eventually, Hyundai allowed a neighboring dealer to repair the damage done by our original dealer.
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Replying to: skagwaypilot (Apr 11, 2007 6:42 am) |
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Have been shopping Santas recently and notice that all dealers seem to be loaded with inventory. Does anyone have any info as to whether or not Hyundai will up the $1000 rebate or reinstigate the $750 rebate for financing? Flwonder
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Replying to: flwonder (Apr 15, 2007 7:04 am) gas is over $3 per gal in the west...the consumer is scared and the summer is not even here yet. This is not to mention the spike in food prices etc. I bought mine in Feb but do not put a lot of miles on it (luckily) I think I would not want to be in the auto business these days. You will see real pain if it gets over $3.50 per gal which it could easily! In fact some predict $4!!Ouch |
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Replying to: flwonder (Apr 15, 2007 7:04 am) Anyway, the incentives from Hynudai last a month. They may do something at the end or you'll have to wait until May 4. They implement the new incentives on the 4-5th of the month. I'm waiting till May. IMO, they're sales are going to be so off this month, they'll come back with better incentives and rebates. Good luck.
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Replying to: oceang2 (Apr 15, 2007 4:55 pm) also read in the Korean Times 3 04 4 weeks ago that Hyundai's inventories were stacking up. Nothing to be lost by waiting. They certainly won't be going up in price. Good luck. |
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Replying to: skagwaypilot (Apr 11, 2007 6:42 am) why not buy from who has the best price and take it in for service at the best service dept? |
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Replying to: oceang2 (Apr 09, 2007 7:00 pm) while this car does have alot of miles, it is still a new car (for warranty purposes), so getting 10 grand in a discount is just not reasonable. this car would sell for 24K-27K if it was a true used car (already been titled by someone). |
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Replying to: flwonder (Apr 10, 2007 11:50 am) Selling Price $24261.00 " to get $2700 off this car is very good. the dealers price is way below invoice and i wouldn't think you could do any better than this.
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Replying to: neeedvan (Apr 03, 2007 9:39 pm) if he noted the scratched on delivery papers, the dealership should have to fix them. it also depends on what he said in the delivery papers. Does it say the dealership will buff the scratches to the best of their ability, or that they will fix them? |
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