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Replying to: brian1 (Jan 30, 2007 8:11 am) This has been my observation, generally speaking: Once dealers start clearing out the prior model year vehicles, incentives get better and better for a few months. At some point, inventory levels are low enough that the incentives get worse since dealers don't need to move many more units. In the case of the 2006 Sedona, I don't know where Kia is regarding remaining inventory levels. The January incentives are really good historically speaking on Sedona. I think they may have been better at some points on the previous generation Sedona, but $4,000 published incentive plus what seems like another $1,000 unpublished makes for pricing at $7,000+ off MSRP pretty easy right now. Things might improve for February -- maybe they will bring back their $1,000 customer loyalty and/or $1,000 competitive model rebates. I had meant to go back thru this topic during fall 2005 / winter 2006 and see what was happening with the incentives, when they peaked, etc. But I never ended up bothering. Too bad I haven't tracked the rebates on a monthly basis. It would be nice to see the historical trends, the months in which the incentives jump up, months when they decline, etc. |
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Replying to: brian1 (Jan 30, 2007 8:12 am) Jack Miller Kia in NorthKC, Kansas City. |
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Replying to: bluedevils (Jan 27, 2007 2:35 pm) Good luck to us all!
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Replying to: buddy6713 (Feb 01, 2007 9:58 am) After giving us $5,500 for our 2002 EX with all options except rear spoiler, they have listed it on their website for $8,295. I don't think they will get close to that figure unless they do some body work (door dings, paint scuffs, small stone chip in windshield) or find a completely clueless buyer. I think we would have needed to put $500 into fixing up our van's exterior in order to sell it privately for $7,000 or so. That's why we ended up trading it in, which was a first for me. In the end, I think we got a good to very good deal on the new Sedona and a fair to below average deal on trading in the old Sedona. I give myself a B-minus for the deal I worked and am actually somewhat disappointed in myself. Oh well - I can always blame it on the wife who rushed the deal a bit and gave up our old Sedona's payoff figure to the dealer |
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Just talked with a Kia rep who just received the new incentive sheet. Published offer on the 2006 Sedona is staying at $4000.
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Replying to: dbt (Feb 01, 2007 2:21 pm)
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Replying to: typer_801 (Feb 01, 2007 5:02 pm)
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| I bought my EX w/power on 1/31 for $20,200+TTL. I do not know the exact details but they made mention that it is a good thing I bought it when I did because the deal in Feb was not as good as Jan. They may just be saying that to make me feel better about getting it in Jan because I was concerned about waiting until Feb to pull the trigger. | |
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Replying to: sjobs99 (Feb 01, 2007 9:14 pm) FWIW, I got a quote today that was $7400 below MSRP for an 06 LX, which was about $600 more (i.e. a higher price, used to be $8000 off MSRP) than a few days ago, from the same place.
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Replying to: dbt (Feb 02, 2007 10:52 am) MSRP: $27,559 (slightly bloated) Document fees: $349 License&Tags: $427 Rebate: -$4,000 Discount: -$1,600 Purchase Price: $22,735 Trade: -$5,000 Subtotal: $17,735 Sales Tax (8.1%): $1,435 Out the door: $19,170 They were kind enough to round it down to $19K and explain that they were already "in the holdback". Note that I know I goofed a little bit somewhere in those numbers. Now prior to this, I told them they needed to be at $18K OTD. So I offered $18,250 and after about 10 minutes, they didn't even bother to counter and let me walk. Still not sure what to make of this, but I'm sure they figure there aren't that many EX's with Power Pkg's left so they'll roll the dice a little longer and perhaps they'll get some additional incentives from the factory. I'm also proud of myself that I didn't bite because I typically roll over in these situations and the reality is, I don't NEED this right now. Your feedback welcome.
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