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#27 of 56 Re: Can we wake up? [thegraduate] by kirwand Jun 16, 2008 (7:09 pm)
Replying to: thegraduate (Apr 28, 2008 9:32 am) Hi- I just bought a 2008 Accent 3 door manual with A/C and upgraded radio, CD XM. Manual everything else for $11,500 OTD including all taxes. So, base price was probably about $9.5K Replies to this message: marcogallo1986 (Jul 01, 2008 9:06 pm)
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#29 of 56 asking price sugguestions by whtchocla7e Jun 28, 2008 (7:16 pm)
I'm in the market for a new hyundai accent 2008 this coming month, july. I can wait a couple more months if that means a better deal, no problem.   I'm wondering what are some good asking prices I should stick to.   Here's what I'd like to get optimistically:   Accent GS manual, A/C, ABS - $11,000 OTD   Accent SE manual - $12,500 OTD.   Are these unreasonable? (considering the time of the year, availability and the models coming in the fall) or too high haha ?   Thanks. Replies to this message: jfritsch (Jun 29, 2008 1:10 pm) moparbad (Jun 30, 2008 12:02 pm)
#30 of 56 Re: asking price sugguestions [whtchocla7e] by jfritsch Jun 29, 2008 (1:10 pm)
Replying to: whtchocla7e (Jun 28, 2008 7:16 pm) Looks ok. Hard to tell. Taxes can vary by state from $100 to $1100. Dealer fees can be $50 to $500. Break it down: MSRP Taxes, Title, dealer fees, price paid OTD. Sedan or Hatch too ,
#31 of 56 Re: asking price sugguestions [whtchocla7e] by moparbad Jun 30, 2008 (12:02 pm)
Replying to: whtchocla7e (Jun 28, 2008 7:16 pm) Taxes are 10%, so I'd say no.
#32 of 56 Re: Can we wake up? [kirwand] by marcogallo1986 Jul 01, 2008 (9:06 pm)
Replying to: kirwand (Jun 16, 2008 7:09 pm) you did real whell grate car you have the same car my dad has same engian and verry few options just ac that is it no power locks or windows good luck with it what color is your car grate car thks car is over looked thankyou for reading.
#33 of 56 2008 GS with Air/XM Radio by kevperro2 Aug 22, 2008 (7:42 am)
The 2009s are arriving on lots here. The rebate on the 2008s is $1500 here in Washington so I jumped on one of the remaining 2008s.   I was originally going to get a base model but my wife pushed to get the A/C & radio, Option Group 2. MSRP for this configuration is $13,215 and invoice is $12,863 according to Edmunds. TMV was listed as $11,669 with the $1500 rebate.   I paid $10,677 for the version that was advertised in the paper. You know the deal, one vehicle only at this price. Surprisingly the dealer didn't try to pull any stunts. They tried to sell the extended warranty, undercoating and all that crap but there was no high-pressure sales and no surprises. I'd highly recommend my local dealer and I'll use them again (Ruddell Hyundai in Port Angeles).   I ran down to Walmart and bought floor mats for $20. My only fees that I had to pay where a $75.25 for License, Title and Registration fees, a $50 document fee and taxes. The Gov. gave me an extra $36.53 tax (I thought they only where interested in taxing the rich?) but total WA state taxes where $1059.40.   Total OTD price was $11,861.65 with everything. The dealer managed to find a better finance rate than I shopped, 5.49% on 60 months with $3000 down. Total payments are $169.23/month for five years, when the warranty will expire.   Insurance is $488/year, an increase of $208 over my liability only policy on my old truck. It cost $44/year to put plates on the thing.   Overall, at $4/gallon, I should be saving enough at the pump to save about $125/month compared to my thirsty 4WD truck, likely more depending on where my average MPG shakes out. That puts my cost of owning the vehicle at $65/month or less relative to driving my old truck.
#34 of 56 by manofteflon Sep 23, 2008 (8:27 pm)
I just paid $12.3k out the door (with Chicago's 9% auto sales tax, ugh) for a 2008 Accent GS with the AC/stereo package.
#35 of 56 Owner Manual for Hyundai Accent 2000 by giribt Sep 23, 2008 (9:43 pm)
Does anybody know where to get owner manual for hyundai accent gl 2000 4dr model. Can you send me to giribt gmail.com
#36 of 56 '08 GLS w/ Option Group 06 by sandman46 Nov 15, 2008 (1:47 pm)
Put a down payment on this car in Charcol Gray today for a price of $14,570...basically Edmunds TMV price. This includes the $1k rebate. Tried all over the state and even Fitzmall in Clearwater couldn't locate a car with the power package that we needed. Found two of these in Miami and would've given us both for $14.3 each, but my older girl didn't want the Accent. They started at $14.8 and we at $14.3 for just one of the cars and met in the middle. Pick up the car during the week after I check it out to see all is right. Been a long few months on test drives and such but we got the car for a price we can live with and just a couple of weeks before our target date whcih was between Thanksgiving and the 14th of November. Kid's happy and we're o k with the deal.   The Sandman

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