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169 messages, Last post on May 02, 2008 at 1:19 PM
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Replying to: ivygrnsorento (Nov 04, 2003 11:16 am) Here is the link: http://www.kia-world.net/index.php/2007/07/28/first-official-images-of-kia-mesa/- http://www.kia-world.net/index.php/2007/08/01/new-hm-official-pictures/ |
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Had an OK buying experience. It wasn't good but it wasn't bad. In the end I got what I wanted, I new Sorrento. Price paid with rebates and TTL was $19,900 It is a White LX 4x4 with floor mats and cargo tray included. No other extras. I thought it was a good deal and the sticker was in the $25,500 range. This was at Osborn Kia in Lakewood Colorado. The Salesman and service guys were good but everyone else at the dealership was lame. |
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I am in high school and am looking for my first car. I want AWD or 4WD because I live in upstate New York. I have been looking at the Honda Pilot and Toyota Highlander. I have recently come across a Kia Sorento. I like the looks of the Kia better than the Honda or the Toyota but am worried because of the bad fuel economy and underpowered V6. I would get the 2004 because that was the year consumer reports said it was reliable. Can anybody give me any advice on which one to get.
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Replying to: carlover20 (Oct 13, 2007 11:36 am) regards, kyfdx |
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Hello, thought I'd run this by everybody for some thoughts... I'm looking at a 2007 Kia Sorento EX 4X4 with Luxury option package. It is a demo with 5200 miles. They want to sell it for $28k, minus $3k rebate. I thought it was pretty laughable. I think I could probably get a 2008 for this. On sites like Edmunds I can't get a TMV amount for a new 2007 vehicle. And there aren't any values for Certified Used 2007's. It seems like there should be a deep discount on a car that's last year's model (especially since the 2009's are about 3-4 months away) and since it was a demo car that has over 5k miles on it, it's just hard to know exactly how deep a discount it should get. So here's my math, I want to see what people think: 2008 Kia Sorento (NOTE, 2008!) National Base Price: 24,790 Optional Equipment: 2,760 Destination Charge: 700 Total for 2008 with options: 28250 Subtract depreciation (10%, pulled out of the air): 2,800 Subtract mileage ($0.15/mi): 750 Subtract Cash back from Mfr: 3,000 Total adjusted total for 2007 model: 21,700 Thanks for any feedback.
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Replying to: pesco (Apr 26, 2008 7:31 pm) Sticker: $31355 Rebate to Dealer: - 4500 Net 26855 Price paid w/o TTL 20800 Net discount $6055 Basically I got 22.5% off the sticker price after adjusting for the rebate. Using the same math, a similar deal would put your 2007 at $19557. Be sure to check the internet for the official KIA rebate, it may be higher for the year old model. It all depends how bad they want to get rid of it and how bad you want it. |
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