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#44 of 56 2001 Hyundai Tiburon with 249100 Miles...... by platinus Jan 22, 2008 (8:57 pm)
That's right. I bought a red Tiburon new in October 2001. It was on clearence (for the new 2003 Tiburon). It was a base model with stick shift (no sunroof, no leather etc etc etc). I walked out the door in less than 2 hours with a price of $14250.00 (with $750.00 of extended warranty, tax, title, and license included). I still have that Tiburon today with 249100 (quarter million miles) on the odo. I drive it from Dallas to Wichita, KS every week (700 miles to and back). I do the maintainance regularly. I did screw up once and did not change my timing belt until 175000 miles. It broke and tore up my valves. It had those replaced for $1000.00. I just had a new timing belt replaced at 235000 miles. The only other parts I had replaced was the wheel bearings. Other than the parts that wear out (break pad, disc, clutches), everything on my tibby is still original. I only had it in the dealership once since the day I bought it. Is this car a good investment or what? I am still driving it. Fixing to "rice" it up..........
#45 of 56 New "used" 2006 Tib by libra8 Feb 07, 2008 (11:25 am)
Hi all. I just bought an '06 white GT Limited 5spd with 10,500mi for $15,338+TT. That includes $250 trade in. I just hit a deer. Do you think I got a good deal. Oh. yea, I bought it at Flemington Hyundai and I already had the rear window replaced the top three defrost elements didn't work and had the steering wheel centered all covered under warranty. They gave me a loner car too. I'm very happy with this dealership.
#46 of 56 libra8... by iluvmysephia1 Feb 07, 2008 (10:41 pm)
wait a minute. You just hit a deer while driving your new Hyundai Tiburon? Or while driving your old trade-in? Yikes. Rough start to enjoying your Tibby! I hope you get it back in tip-top condition if the Tibby was damaged in the front end right after you traded in for it. Replies to this message: libra8 (Feb 08, 2008 11:25 am)
#47 of 56 Re: libra8... [iluvmysephia1] by libra8 Feb 08, 2008 (11:25 am)
Replying to: iluvmysephia1 (Feb 07, 2008 10:41 pm) My trade in was only $250 because I hit a deer the week before. The car was 11 years old so I didn't have collision on it. It would have cost more to fix it than it was worth. Guess I could have worded that post better.
#48 of 56 Don't worry about it... by iluvmysephia1 Feb 09, 2008 (2:51 pm)
libra8. The Hyundai Tiburon is a favorite of mine and I am happy for you that you bought one. I like that you bought the 5-speed, however, there have been some 2003 Tiburons(the first year of this remodeled looking Tibby)that have blown their clutches out way too early. And Hyundai is calling it "normal wear and tear."   Please comment on this and then let us know how your clutch experience is going with your Tiburon, OK? Congratulations to you though, on your "new" used Hyundai Tiburon!
#49 of 56 Re: 2004 Hyundai Tiburon gt [salival] by jfritsch Mar 23, 2008 (8:15 am)
Replying to: salival (Dec 14, 2007 3:40 pm) You may be able to get a break with a 08 new Scion Tc manual msrp 17900. (perhaps 16900 or better with some free (overpriced) add ons or an overallowance for your trade. In any event, I've read the 4 cyl in the Scion and eclipse much outperforms the 6 cyl tiberon and handling and quality is no match. For you to judge. I would explore this as the deal you describe doesn't seem that appealing. I can't believe the wholesale used price on the vehicle you describe via kbb.com or nada.com is more than 10000.   Good luck --jjf   Seems like a much better route than 13500 for a used hyundai. im looking at a 2004 tiburon gt v6 6 speed with about 30,000 miles on it. The person wants 13,500 for the car. I was wondering if that is a good deal or should i offer him a lower price. Any feed back would be much appreciated    thanks
#50 of 56 2008 Hyundai Tiburon by lingpanda01 May 01, 2008 (5:51 pm)
I was wondering what kind of price should I expect to pay for a 2008 Tiburon GS with Automatic and Premium Package (Sunroof + Cruise Control)?   The Hyundai Website says Total MSRP: $19,395. A dealer website in my area says Internet Price: $16,766. I'm trying to figure out what price I should expect to pay in total, out the door.   So what is a fair price I should pay out the door? What prices are other people paying for this set up? Is there a website that has a list of what people are paying for their cars?   Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Replies to this message: jfritsch (May 03, 2008 6:16 am)
#51 of 56 Re: 2008 Hyundai Tiburon [lingpanda01] by jfritsch May 03, 2008 (6:16 am)
Replying to: lingpanda01 (May 01, 2008 5:51 pm) The msrp of the tiburon is about the same as the Scion tc that is similar. (See my message above) There is no comparison in quality. Scion wins. Scion is supposedly no dicker but with the depreciation of the tc (see 07 used kbb.com) from sticker there has to be some give. Usually in trade in over allowance or add ons for the no dicker types.   Tiburon is probably worse in depreciation, even at 2000 under msrp. (look up an 07 used wholesale) Add about 20% or so to the used wholesale price of a used 1yr old model for a target price on a new one for most autos. Read my message 4681 in the hyunda sonata prices paid forum and go from there.   The only real site for people listing prices paid would be users groups and this one on edmunds. Take edmunds TMV with a grain of salt though as it is sometimes a bit too high and others grossly inaccurate.   Good luck --jjf   I was wondering what kind of price should I expect to pay for a 2008 Tiburon GS with Automatic and Premium Package (Sunroof + Cruise Control)?    The Hyundai Website says Total MSRP: $19,395. A dealer website in my area says Internet Price: $16,766. I'm trying to figure out what price I should expect to pay in total, out the door.    So what is a fair price I should pay out the door? What prices are other people paying for this set up? Is there a website that has a list of what people are paying for their cars?    Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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#53 of 56 need advice in buying a tiburon by shauns1 May 29, 2008 (7:25 pm)
Hi guys,   I was looking to buy a Tiburon...this is my first experience with a Hyundai and two Tiburons in particular I was looking at were:   (1) 2003 SE 5 spd., 118K, leather, s/r, power everything for $7900 CAD   (2) 2001 SE 5 spd., 30K, s/r power everything for $7900 CAD        The 2001 has a very low mileage but obviously it is an older car....I was hoping to get some advice on the quoted prices as well as common mech/maintenance problems with both cars...at what mileage do the cars start giving serious problems. greatly appreciated!

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