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Replying to: samir1010 (Jun 25, 2009 9:37 pm) |
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Replying to: mikebzt (Jun 26, 2009 4:40 am)
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Replying to: samir1010 (Jun 26, 2009 6:52 am) While in Austin last week I saw an ad for Capitol Hyundai (Kyle) saying they would beat any advertised Hyundai deal by at least $1000 or give you the car. If you are anywhere close to Austin it might be worth checking the ads, then seeing if Capitol will beat the lowest price by $1000. My FIL just bought a 2009 Limited there, is very happy with the car. |
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Replying to: samir1010 (Jun 25, 2009 9:37 pm) This past weekend I just purchased the exact same car you described - GLS, 4 cylinder automatic, popular equipment package, and cargo & floor mats -- for $16,200 before doc fees & TTL, or about $5,200 under MSRP. Like you, I only qualified for the $3k rebate. And it was a very tough negotiation to get it to that level -- we spent 3-4 hours at the dealership on the first day, ended the negotiation when we couldn't come to an agreement, and then they called us back with the $16.2k offer the next day. But reading these forums, I agree with the above poster that it seems to depend heavily on your location. I'm in a relatively isolated area, so I assume someone who has more dealers with the car available nearby may be able to get a better deal than we did. Nevertheless, the car is beautiful and I'm very happy with the deal. With the popular equipment package, the interior truly looks like that of a luxury car. Let me know if I can be of any other assistance, since we just went through this same process last weekend.
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Here in the North East (NY/NJ/CT area) there are more dealers so you have a better chance of getting the car at the price you want. Myself I want a Sonata SE 4cyl The price I am offered is $17100 before doc fees & TTL and I only qualify for the 3K off. When looking for price I always suggest looking at Fitzmall and see the price for the car that you are looking for. That should be a good ballpark guide. |
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$17,300 +tax & title Came with Popular Equipment (mats, mud guard, cargo net, etc) Just no bluetooth Pretty happy with the price. Sure I could have worked a little bit better deal but it was not worth the extra time and effort. Picking up the car Friday and can't wait |
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Replying to: bread27 (Jun 26, 2009 9:26 am) $18,790 + $695 freight = $19,485 MSRP $12,710 + $695 freight + $395 doc/profit + $600 tax/tags/registration $14,400 OTD with 4.39% financing over 60 months $3,000 rebate but no loyalty, military etc. Very happy with the car and the value... the 5 speeds are clearly not in demand. |
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Replying to: mrukz (Jun 14, 2009 5:43 am) I'm a little confused about how much you really paid for 09 Sonata GLS i4 Auto w. pep. You said $17700 at first and then $16700 later. Is it because that the CB increase from $2000 to $3000? I am also looking for a Sonata GLS i4 Auto w. pep recently, and I am also in MA. Can you tell me from which dealer you bought your car? Thanks a lot 
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I'm looking at buying a 2009 Hyundai Sonata GLS this week. Price will drive it all, so I may need to drop back down. I started out at the dealership looking for a 4-door auto Accent. He, of course, worked us up to Elantra GLS because it got the "Consumer Reports top recommendation due to electronic stability control". We got him down to a price of $1772 for Elantra GLS with power options and moonroof. He was nearly dancing with delight, so I was really hesitant to sign anything although he wasn't very happy about not getting a signature. Anyway, after going home to research the Elantra GLS Auto , I discovered the GLS does NOT have electronic stability control and $17,722 definitely was pretty high. That explained his ear to ear grin! To get to electronic stability control in Elantra - I need to get a Elantra SE. Today I've been able to find one each at three different dealers. The second dealer went to $17,500 on a Elantra SE without any hesitation whatsoever - which really made me wonder if that price was pretty much in line with the Sonata why go with the smaller car. Anyhow, just thought I'd see where I should really negotiate on a 2009 Hyundai Sonata GLS (ESC is standard). I'll probably toss on mudguards and floor mats but stay with the base from there as the Sonata has a lot to offer.. I know there is a $3000 rebate on Sonata, $2000 on Elantra and $1500 on Accent - so please let me know if the $$$ you recommend for negotiating a high and low is before or after any rebate. Thanks in advance - I'm heading back out tomorrow and hope to have a few responses.
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Replying to: cstewart27 (Jul 05, 2009 7:06 pm) Also, other cars in this same general price range with standard ESC are the Jetta S, Impreza, Corolla LE (2010), Forte (2010), and Mazda3i (2010). All are smaller than the Sonata though. Another car worth checking out and probably a little less expensive than the Sonata is the Optima. Even if you like the Sonata best, the Hyundai dealer doesn't have to know that and you can use the pricing on the other cars as leverage.
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