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Replying to: jdev12 (Sep 17, 2008 11:01 am) You can get one for $14,000 at Suresky in Goshen, NY. All you have to do is tell them you know someone whose husband and her bought 2 cars from them for that price. They will match anything you see in a newspaper too. And all the fuel pumps are fixed according to Hyundai in the lots for sale. Recall letters are still going out from what I hear, but our fuel pumps were fixed and I haven't seen a letter. I don't know where this dealership in is NJ, but Suresky is a good dealership and they don't jerk you around. |
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Replying to: pennellcir (Sep 15, 2008 1:23 pm) that was my play..
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Replying to: stormier (Sep 27, 2008 6:17 am) That may be unrealistic now with the 2008 SEs almost gone (zero in my area for example) and only $1000 in general rebates, but you can always give it a shot. At this time of month you might find a dealer who needs to sell a few more cars to make their monthly (and quarterly) sales targets. |
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I just got my 2004 Hyundai Elantra with 54,000mileage on it for 6841 out the door. I thought it was a pretty good price to pay since the car seems to be pretty nice. It doesn't seem to be in any accidents prior to my purchase. Although, there were a few minor dents and scratches. It also has cruise control installed, which sure comes in handy when I go for a road trip. I'm guessing I paid so little cause it's a manual. (I saw that a dealer retail on KBB is above 8000. True Market Value gives a 6700 price tag for dealer retail) What do you guys think? Is that a good price to pay? (I guess I just wanted to know if I got ripped off, since this was my first time buying a car by myself)
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Replying to: kidroach (Sep 28, 2008 10:37 am) I think another reason the price is reasonable is because you will be looking at a major service in 6000 miles, for the 60k service which includes a timing belt. That could easily run around $500 or so, so shop around when it comes time. |
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Yep, that's a problem my dad told me as well. I'm also going to need to change the tire pretty soon. (Probably in the next three months or so, or when winter comes) I'll probably replace a few stuff as well, along with the timing belt. Then again, I won't be driving a lot so getting to 60k Mileage might take about 6~8 months. |
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Thank you all who posted here in this forum I almost finalized a deal for Elantra GLS with popular package for 12999 + tax +ttl in MAssachussets ( It looks like this is the Teaser car ) cargo net and one other stuff was also there. OTD was around 14100. Please let me know if it is a good deal Thanks Vijay |
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Hi all I leave in Massachusetts. The dealer near have Sonata 2009 GLs for 15999 ( auto) Is it a good price. Elantra gls + popular for 12999 Is it good to buy Sonata over Elantra because it is a newer model and almost same price as Elantra SE. ( one more reason is Sonata have Electronic stability control ) Thanks all
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Replying to: vijayamaravadi (Sep 28, 2008 6:22 pm) Which one? Is it worth a bit more than $3k to you to have the ESC and the extra size and power of the Sonata? Or do you prefer a smaller car?
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Replying to: backy (Sep 28, 2008 7:19 pm) mileage seems to be not much different ( Elantra may give more by 2 to 3 miles ) If mileage is not a major difference which on would you prefer The elantra i am getting is automatic + popular package + have mudguards and cargo net i think Is it worth to add bluetooth ( usually i can get a gps with that feature for same price ) Thanks Again
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