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#158 of 212 Re: Just purchased a Tucson [kerris98] by pas914 Aug 25, 2006 (5:18 pm)
Replying to: kerris98 (Aug 24, 2006 10:15 am) I live in NJ - the dealership I purchased from was "Brad Benson Mitsubishi & Hyundai". they had a special at the time and were offering "30% off any new Hyundai" .. the inflated sticker price ($27k) included a $3k "option pkg" (which amounted to door guards, mud flaps and a pinstripe), and they added $1k back in after the 30% (they said that was a Hyundai loyalty incentive for previous Hyundai owners only), but then took off another $500 for military discount -- so in the end, I dont think it was really 30% off of the car's true value. But either way, the car still came out ($19,500) well under the list/bluebook/msrp.   One more note - the car I got is a limited edition with running boards and a few extras, but it does NOT have a sunroof ..   Regards, Paul
#159 of 212 Is this offer OK? by nikolicde Sep 03, 2006 (5:44 am)
Hi Everyone, I leave in Northen NJ and this is what I got from the dealer: (2006 Hyundai Tucson GL, automatic, basic version, without accesories) "I have the vehicle you've requested in-stock... A 2006 Hyundai Tucson automatic lists at $19,345.00 including destination. Invoice is $18,774.00. You can purchase the car for $500 bellow invoice, and there is $1,000.00 factory rebate."   So after calculation, it looks like this: MSRP: $19,345.00 (both, dealer and edmunds.com) $18,774.00 - invoice price, including destination charge $600.00 (but invoice price on edmunds.com is $18,315.00 so seems dealer is adding $459.00 on his invoice price) - $500 discount - $1000 factory rebate which gives $17,274.00 Is this price OK?
#160 of 212 Re: Hyundai Tucson: Prices Paid & Buying Experience [sockpuppet1969] by thejasvi Sep 09, 2006 (6:21 am)
Replying to: sockpuppet1969 (Jun 11, 2005 2:31 pm) I'm looking around for 2006 Hyundai Tuscon in Milwaukee wisconsin and can also drive around to Chicago, IL if I'm getting a better deal.   The dealer here is offering for V6 4WD Moonroof leather interior and 6 cd changer   Limited: 24301 - 1000rebate + Tax   Is this a good one to go with...please advise
#161 of 212 Tucson Pricing by mikemacioci Oct 10, 2006 (5:56 pm)
Just got pricing for a new 2006 Tucson GLS 6 cyl...4X4. Including the rebate of 1500 dollars the Price EXCLUDING tax is 21,450. Emailed few dealers... and that seems to be the going price. Almost like they all talk to each other. Does anone know if this is good deal for me.
#162 of 212 Re: 2006 Tucson GL 2WD [332rick] by tanmicheal Oct 11, 2006 (7:39 pm)
Replying to: 332rick (Jun 05, 2006 2:01 pm) I just hope you wont have my problem with the 05 tucson, my A/C malfunctioned after one year...bought it Aug o5, gave me a problem already during Aug 2006, Hyundai USA cant do anything, brought it already with two dealer, twice in Douglas Hyundai stayed there for two whole day, and sent it out again to another Hyundai, they didn't cange my A/c or even fix it, they gave me the reason of that my Termostat needs to be at MAX always, I hope you wont get a Lemon, also I learned the hard way that Hyundai tends to loose VALUE VERY VERY FAST!!!
#163 of 212 2006 or 2007 by batmobile Oct 20, 2006 (2:15 pm)
I'm thinking of buying a Hynudai Tucson. Either 2006 or 2007. The 2006 models seem around 2 K below the 2007 models (which are not really available at this point). I do need to buy within a couple of weeks so I can't wait for 2007 models anyway in trim and color. There seem to be relatively few differences between the 2006 and 2007 SUVs.   I know that resale value will be lower for the 2006 model, but I do not intend to resale for many years so I don't care about that.   Any thoughts on going with the cheaper 2006 model Replies to this message: chyanna (Oct 21, 2006 4:41 am) johnjj (Oct 31, 2006 5:45 am)
#164 of 212 Re: 2006 or 2007 [batmobile] by chyanna Oct 21, 2006 (4:41 am)
Replying to: batmobile (Oct 20, 2006 2:15 pm) If you are looking to keep the car 5+ years it doesn’t matter if it is a 06 or a 07. From what I can tell there is barely a difference between the two with exception to a few new colors.   Hyundai is also offering a rebate on the 06 now: GLS V6 and Limited V6 - $1500 GL 4 cyl - $1000   There is also special financing as well on the 06.   I personally would go for the 06 if you are looking to keep the car until the wheels fall off. With the 2007 coming onto the lots, they are more willing to negotiate on their current inventory and you can get the rebate. Replies to this message: johnjj (Oct 31, 2006 5:45 am)
#165 of 212 Rebate amount??? by johnjj Oct 31, 2006 (5:45 am)
Replying to: chyanna (Oct 21, 2006 4:41 am) Does anyone know, or have an idea, on what the rebate amount will be tomorrow (November) for the 2006 Tuscon GLS? It's $1500 right now, but I'm thinking it could only go up tomorrow. IMO it wouldn't make sense for it to go down. But maybe my thinking is wrong. I'm about to close a deal today, but maybe I should wait until tomorrow. John
#166 of 212 Extended warranty by thunderbird Jan 06, 2007 (8:25 pm)
I just bought a extended warranty today with my new tucson. At first I thought it was a waste of money buying a 10 year bumper to bumper warranty even though it comes with a 5 year B to B and 10 year powertrain. I was told the cost was $1,800 something. Anybody else buy one and I would be interested in knowing how much it cost you. I have 60 days to keep or cancel the policy. Any input would be helpful.
#167 of 212 Thunderbird- Extended warranty by chyanna Jan 07, 2007 (5:33 am)
Hi! I purchased an extended warranty in June when I brought my Tucson. I live in NY and was quoted 1500 and change. I told the FI guy that I wanted it, but no way in hell I was going to pay that. I told him I’d give him $700. He gasped as if I was crazy. Before he could say anything I said “Look I did my homework, we both know you didn’t pay 1500 for that policy. I’m not going over 800. If I don’t buy it here I’ll buy it at another dealership.”   He gave it to me for $800.   I usually keep my cars for a while so I feel a warranty from the car manufacturer is worth it. In addition is has no deductible and if you choose to sell the car/trade it in, it will help enhance the resale value slightly because it is transferable to the new owner.   Best of luck with you new Tucson. I love mine.

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