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472 messages, Last post on Oct 03, 2008 at 6:32 AM
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I was surprised to see one of my local KIA dealers still has four 07 Sedonas and we are almost in May. Does anybody have any idea what I should expect to pay for one of these? I'm currently trying to get information on what options are installed on these vehicles. Two are LX's and two are EX's. The site here only lists 2008 models for invoice and "what others are paying" pricing. Thanks in advance!
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Replying to: johnpaulwynn (Apr 20, 2008 9:32 am) |
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| I just picked up a new 2008 Kia Sedona LX (with power sliding doors) for $23,300 out the door, including $2000 rebate. Tax is over 7% here (Denver area). It's not a steal, but it seemed to be the best deal I was going to get without waiting for the 09's to push out the 08's. | |
| Is the lack of action in this thread an indicator that Kia's aren't selling real good right now? That's not a good sign for Kia. I think the dealers are needing the incentives right now, because (it seems) Kia's aren't moving and there will be a lot of 2008s being sold early in 2009 (from looking at Kia inventory). | |
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has anyone bought one recently with the $4000 rebates available? If so how much and what model trim? I know minivan sales have been hit hard due to gas prices and new crossovers so I'm thinking you can find some incredible deals. Seems like a good buy for people that drive less than 10K miles a year.
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Edmunds lists the rebate at $5K in my area (click here) and that's exclusive of any dealer discount on the vehicle. You could easily get $7K off. This is like early 2007 all over again. But in Kia's defense, they had to do something this aggressive as Honda is secretly offering $3500 in marketing support dollars (click here) to dealers to move '08 Ody's. |
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Replying to: rats (Sep 17, 2008 2:50 am) Got $5000 rebate and another $800 employee pricing discount off of invoice. After TT&L my OTD price was $26,845. Best deal in New Orleans area was a Banner Kia in Mandeville, LA. I negotiated with Sienna and Honda and closest I came for a middle of the road options packacge was $30K after TT&L. I'm pleased so far and just hope the Sedona hold up over time. Good Luck to everyone. |
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Replying to: rats (Sep 17, 2008 2:50 am) I have been pleasantly surprised by the ride in this van. |
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My brother just picked up an 2008 LX with 8,000 miles on it, was an exec. car, for 14,200.00 What a deal. Man I wish they had slightly used ones when I got mine. Only downside is the 10/100,000 is not transferable. You only get the 6/60,000 which is still great. This was near Atlanta, Ga . |
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