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1084 messages, Last post on Nov 10, 2009 at 6:26 AM
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Replying to: budh (Oct 19, 2008 12:25 am) If I were you, I wouldn't want a car which was worked on by someone. Who knows how carefully the sensors were installed. Who knows where all they drilled & ran wires etc. If I wanted to add a sensor, I would get it installed by my own trusted guy & with the features I want. I suggest that you might want to get a 'virgin' Azera. As for the price, I certainly think you can go an additional 1k lower. Of course, you can ask the dealer to set the door lock to the features you want as well as the limp home code (it's just a matter of connecting their handheld computer & punching a code- a mere 2 minutes work at the most). I don't think they would 'throw' extra keys (unlike traditional keys, these are very expensive) |
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Replying to: budh (Oct 19, 2008 12:25 am) After counting the rebate, the sales price was over $5,000 below MSRP and almost $3,000 below invoice with a trade-in value at least as much as any other dealer was allowing me. In addition a backup sensor system and mudguards were installed free of charge. Bud H =========================== 2009 Azera Limited with Ultimate Package, floor mats, and cargo tray Invoice MSRP Base Price 26856 28920 Destination 725 725 Total 27581 29645 Ultimate Package 1365 1500 Cargo Tray 80 100 Floor Mats 80 100 29106 31345 ------------------------------------ Sales Price: $26,200 (after subtracting rebate, with backup sensor system and mudguards installed) Trade-in: $1,600 (2007 Mitsubishi Outlander XLS V6 4WD and 31,717 miles on it) Out-the-door price: $11,340
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Replying to: budh (Nov 01, 2008 6:11 am) Bud H |
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LOOKING TO BUY THIS WEEK. WHAT IS BEST PRICES RECENTLY NEGOTIATED. NO NAVIGATION SYSTEM NEEDED. IN NAPLES FL. CURIOUS ABOUT OTHER AREAS OF COUNTRY.
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Replying to: elainem (Feb 01, 2009 10:08 am) They are not the beat up rentals you think. Hyundai only takes back prisitine ones. Mine has 9500 miles and you can't find a mark on it anywhere, inside or out. If you looked at it, you couldn't tell from new. Huge depreciation means it doesn't make sense to buy new. By the way, this is a TREMENDOUS car for the money. If it had an Inifinti or BMW on it, they would get 10-15K more. Good luck
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Replying to: murphdog1 (Feb 02, 2009 7:27 pm) Perhaps better to say, 'good deals can be found on low milage near new Azera's'. The Korean, Fountain Valley suits and US Hyundai dealers monitor these pages. Why be specific?
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Replying to: murphdog1 (Feb 02, 2009 7:27 pm)
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A reporter is looking to talk with consumer who bought a Hyundai in January and was "assured" by the Hyundai Assurance program. Please send your email address and phone number to jfallon |
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Replying to: dborth (Feb 02, 2009 10:00 pm) My feeling is the more data out there, the better. |
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Replying to: chris7676 (Feb 03, 2009 11:26 pm) I think I just found a dealer who flips them (he specializes in auctioned Hyundai's). Carmax and other big dealers have large overhead to cover and looking to make $3-5K on used cars. I bought mine from a smaller dealer. Between the 1 week I bought the car and the day I picked it up, he mentioned that auction prices had gone up about $1K, so it is really about the timing. Good Luck, you won't be disappointed. My last 3 cars (all brand new) GS430, VW Phaeton, LS430. After driving the Azera for a few weeks, I will never drive a new car again, let alone one that is $70K+. I can't wait for the used Genesis' to hit the market in 2010 when the first off-lease vehicles start to hit.
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