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Replying to: gamleged (Dec 25, 2007 7:24 pm) Make six equal payments of $17.17... total paid = $103. Pull out your trusty amortization calculator (What? forgot it in your other pants?) $103 paid over 6 months on a $100 debt = 10.28% APR. That's assuming you can amortize the fee over the six months... If you actually have to pay the fee upfront, then the imputed rate is higher. Of course, if you make minimum payments, then pay the rest of the principal at the end of the payment period, then your imputed rate is lower, as you had use of more of the money for a longer period of time. If the repayment and "zero" interest is over a 12-month period, then the imputed rate is 5.42%. (assuming a 3% upfront fee) Regards, kyfdx (free money isn't always free.. it might be, but not necessarily)
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Replying to: kyfdx (Dec 25, 2007 7:33 pm)
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Replying to: gamleged (Dec 25, 2007 7:53 pm) It was just a point.. Most of the credit card offers I get, are for 6 months, with a 3% upfront fee... Even if you continually roll those over to other cards, and never pay any principal, the best you are achieving is 6% APR.. And, if you miss the rollover date, you'll lose everything you saved in the first month.. Some offers may be better than that, but you better read the fine print. That seems like a lot of work for 6% APR money.... I can beat that rate from my credit union. Plus, there is something to be said for the discipline imposed by a car note. Anyway, back to Azera pricing!  regards, kyfdx
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Replying to: kyfdx (Dec 25, 2007 8:01 pm) Waitaminnit?! Isn't this the US-Korean arbitrage thread?... 
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Replying to: andysam (Dec 25, 2007 4:44 pm) KMHFC46F27A187424 Date: Mileage: Source: Comments: 03/06/2007 NICB Vehicle manufactured and shipped to orig dealer 03/21/2007 7 Antwerpen Vehicle serviced 03/26/2007 Antwerpen Vehicle sold 03/26/2007 Thompson Vehicle offered for sale Kia 12/26/2007 Hyundai No recalls open for repair Motor America
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Replying to: azera_dood (Dec 26, 2007 7:21 pm) 
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Hey guys, I want relate my post-buy experience of an Azera As many of you might know from following my earleir posts that I bought an 07 Azzy Ltd at the end of last month here in the Houston area. I love the car & I though I did well on the pricing. When I bought the car, the salesman told me that they didn't have the floormats for the car & had only one Master key. I was told that they were going to order a new set of floormats & another master key would be programmed for me. Fine. Anyway I had o go back to the dealership to pick up my Tags & so it wouldn't be be a problem. Almost 3 week passes by & I don't hear back from the dealership about my tags. Since my temp tags had expired by this time, I called the dealership & asked about the tags. 'Oh yeah, they came in a long time ago!' says the lady. So, I go back to the dealership & pick up the tags & enquire about my floormats. Apparently they haven't arrived yet, probably after new year's (a full 6 weeks after I have bought the car). Agreed, all these are no big things by any stretch of imagination. But these are the things which don't reflect well on the brand, dealership experience. I spent a cook 30k on this car & I wasn't even given a courtesy call that the tags had arrived. The dealership hadn't orderd the missing accessories (which was part of the package & hence already paid for). I wonder how Hyundai wants to sell a 40k Genesis when customers who can afford that are used to the papmering by MB/Lexus/BMW dealerships. And, no, I'm not going to complain about the dealership to Hyundai. These are small things & I don't want the salesman to suffer because of me if I complain. He was professional & civil and I'm sure this is nothing & the salesman missed the small thing in this busy holiday season. But a note to Hyundai if they want to upsell to high-end customers: You guys need to elevate the dealership experience for your customers. If you want to play with big boys, dress, act & talk like one.
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Replying to: wobbly_ears (Dec 27, 2007 11:37 am) If you're not complaining to the dealership owner or to Hyundai, why are you complaining here?
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Replying to: wobbly_ears (Dec 27, 2007 11:37 am) If the salesmen was truly good, he would have followed up on the tags and missing accessories. It seems to me that he abandoned you after making the sale. Good salespeople think ahead for your next purchase or referral. |
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Replying to: bhmr59 (Dec 27, 2007 12:27 pm) Because that's the purpose of this forum: To relate your buying experience.. Thanks! kyfdx
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