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#125 of 212 Re: Please help first time buyer [apv] by guyf Dec 20, 2005 (8:41 am)
Replying to: apv (Dec 18, 2005 1:32 am) Hi, $22,500. is a good but not outstanding price. They are basically giving away the transport and preparation which usually is around $1,500. $25,500. is way too high.   I paid $21,000. for the same model, a 2005 last fall. At the time Hyundai was offering a $1,500. incentive so the price I paid is similar to yours, even tough the 2006 is $700. more expensive than the 2005.   If you are not in a hurry, you can wait for January, Hyundai may offer more incentives then. Another possibility is to reply to the dealer with the $22.5K offer and offer him the $22K. at the very end of December. He'll probably take it.   Good luck Replies to this message: apv (Dec 22, 2005 11:41 am) guyf (Dec 22, 2005 6:45 pm)
#126 of 212 Is TMV right for Tucsons? by charlotte7 Dec 20, 2005 (1:32 pm)
A Tucson is one of the cars I am considering when I purchase a new vehicle in January. Looking at Edmund's TMV for both the 4 cylinder GL and the 6 cylinder GLS automatics, it appears their TMV is just a few hundred below MSRP. Can this be right? Are people really paying just a few hundred dollars off MSRP for a Hyundai? I live in Central Texas.   I was really impressed with the safety features and the ride of the GLS I drove, but I don't want to pay near MSRP for a car that I know will depreciate worse than a domestic. I don't think Hyundais are bad cars, and the warranty impresses me, but I can get a better discount on a Toyota!   What have people recently paid OTD for a plain automatic GL or GLS? I don't want any options really other than auto tranny. Replies to this message: njerald (Dec 20, 2005 1:44 pm) charlotte7 (Dec 20, 2005 1:51 pm)
#127 of 212 Re: Is TMV right for Tucsons? [charlotte7] by njerald Dec 20, 2005 (1:44 pm)
Replying to: charlotte7 (Dec 20, 2005 1:32 pm) Read the previous posts!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Replies to this message: charlotte7 (Dec 20, 2005 1:51 pm)
#128 of 212 Re: Is TMV right for Tucsons? [njerald] by charlotte7 Dec 20, 2005 (1:51 pm)
Replying to: njerald (Dec 20, 2005 1:44 pm) I have. Many of them seem to be Canadian buyers, none of them appeared to be in Texas or the South U.S., and very few of them were for plain, 2WD, base model GL or GLS Tucsons. I don't need leather, sunroof, etc.
#129 of 212 Re: Please help first time buyer [guyf] by apv Dec 22, 2005 (11:41 am)
Replying to: guyf (Dec 20, 2005 8:41 am) Thanks for your advice...I finally pulled the trigger yesterday and feel good about the deal (at the end of the day, I guess thats really what matters )   I got them to 22,300 and they threw in some floor mats...so I am pretty happy with that...not sure if I could have gotten much more taken off if I were to spend a few more hours haggling. Replies to this message: guyf (Dec 22, 2005 6:45 pm)
#130 of 212 Re: Please help first time buyer [apv] by guyf Dec 22, 2005 (6:45 pm)
Replying to: apv (Dec 22, 2005 11:41 am) Good deal! Enjoy your Tucson!
#131 of 212 Price Paid For Tucson by alpine1 Dec 23, 2005 (12:35 pm)
It appears that getting at least $2,000 off the sticker price listed on the Hyundai web site for a 2006 vehicle(4 cylinder, auto, 2WD)is reasonable. I know of one dealer that will sell a vehicle at this delivered price. Of course, taxes and fees paid directly to motor vehicles for registration are extra.
#132 of 212 What Hyundai Tucson rebates change on 1/4 by carinfoseeker Dec 31, 2005 (2:25 pm)
There are currently 3+ rebates on the 2005 Hyundai Tucson that are good through 1/3: 2005 model Tucson = -1000 Owner loyalty = -500 Finance through Hyundai = -500 (Some dealers also offer a 200 rebate for purchase through Internet)   Does anybody know what will happen to those rebates after 1/3?   There are currently 2+ rebates on the 2005 Hyundai Tucson that are good through 1/3: Owner loyalty = -500 Finance through Hyundai = -500 (Some dealers also offer a 200 rebate for purchase through Internet)   Does anybody know what will happen to those rebates after 1/3?
#133 of 212 Re: Hyundai Tucson: Prices Paid & Buying Experience [danf1] by radarlopez Feb 26, 2006 (6:50 am)
Replying to: danf1 (Jun 14, 2005 5:01 am) hi I'm in the process of buying a 2006 Tucson GLS with the sunroof, I think it's called the PREMIUM PACKAGE. the dealer wants to charge me $600- destination cost ( which I'm ok with) Prep - $500 and Hyundai Advertising cost $500.   are these two illegitimate costs on a new car. I got the car $21K plus 1K in rebates. total cost of Car plus registration and NYS tax (8.75%) and another $45 dealer charge would be about 24K.   Does this sound correct?   I haven't gotten a new car in over 11 years  My last car was a 95 Saturn, brought on Nov of 94. So it's been a while
#134 of 212 Re: 2005 GLS 4WD [gregfromnyc] by radarlopez Feb 26, 2006 (7:02 am)
Replying to: gregfromnyc (Aug 14, 2005 3:03 pm) quick question was this dealer near the VNB?   I too got a 20K offer with the following $493 prep costs $500 advertising fee ( which in our conversation he started by saying it was already included, when I laughed out loud at him, he re-tracted the comment saying it was a slip, he had meant to say not included)   I'm looking at a Tucson GLS - 4wheel with Premium pkg my total is coming to 24K after tazs and fees   is this a deal or am I being taken for a ride

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