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Sedans Hyundai Genesis Retail and invoice prices of 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe
19 messages, Last post on Sep 15, 2009 at 1:21 PM
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Replying to: joe97 (Feb 18, 2009 12:11 pm) |
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remember I commented a few months ago on Genesis Coupe pricing being around $19,995 for the 6-speed manual? Well, recent "market conditions" must have forced Hyundai to have to raise the price $3,000. It's still a great looking car on paper and in pics. Has tunability, turbo, RWD and IIRC 6-speed manual, not a 5-speed. And very unique, sporty looks as well. |
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Replying to: TheScribbler (Feb 08, 2009 3:40 am) I originally asked for the MSRP and invoice prices on the 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe, numbers which were not available to the public at the time I posted online here. Edmunds now has all the information on its Website. Thanks to all those who contributed. My dealer says he'll be getting the car in by the end of February or early March. If the car looks and performs as good in real life as it does on paper, I'll wave at all of you as I drive by in my new Hyundai.  TheScribbler |
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| I've got a call this past Monday from my closest dealer that he just received 2 Coupes in (automatic & 6 spd), both top end V6. I asked him if I could it drive and he indicated that if it is out of inspection. Fortunately it was available. Not sure what my expectations were but it had a nice growl when then engine started. Just took it for a short drive and it handled well. Could not really test the acceleration but what little I did was good. The dealer indicated that the 4 cylinder Turbo should be plenty good for this car. My other choice is a Honda Civic SI. However they are very pricey and they will not discount them much. Hyundai will not discount their Coupe at all but you are getting much more car for the $ compared to the SI. The dealer will call me when he gets a 4 cyl in and I can't wait. Even the base version for $22K is plenty of car but the Premium version with sunroof, power seats, 10 speaker 10 disc CD changer sounds really good for about $2500 more. Plus the warranty and Buyer's Assurance Plan + may be the best feature yet. In these uncertain times I like that escape clause!! | |
Test drove a white 3.8 GT last night in the Chicagoland area. Dealer wanted almost a $2000 markup. No dice but nice car.
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Replying to: tcwikla (Feb 27, 2009 5:42 am) The car is great and definitely lives up to the hype. The model I got was the top of the line Track Model. A few observations: The car looks and handles like a dream. Though, with a tight suspension, you feel every bump and pothole in the road. Lots of looks and oogling from others, if you're into that sort of thing (I'm not). Has the feel of a much more expensive car. The clutch is the sweetest of all the cars I test drove (RX-8, Mustang, 370Z). It just smoothly falls into place as you shift from one gear to another. A great, fun car to drive... A few sticking points so far: The much-vaunted 10 speaker sound system sounds a little thin to my ears, and I'm an audiophile from way back. Also the blue display panel on the dashbaord that displays radio information and temperature, et al., is a little plain-looking. And the actual radio/cd control doesn't give you a lot of flexibility for tailoring the sound to your ear. The equalizer, for example, is very rudimentary. But those are minor quibbles. The car was worth every penny. And on that note, my dealer wanted a $10,000 markup over the retail price of the car. We started negotiating around 7 p.m., and concluded the deal about 1:30 a.m. in the morning (I kid you not). I paid sticker price for the car. All things considered, I'm in heaven... So far. TheScribbler
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Replying to: TheScribbler (Feb 27, 2009 11:20 am) Keep us posted when you can. |
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 Scribbler: What's your sticker price? I live in VA and I drove to a dealer in MD. Sticker price for 3.8 TRACK manual is at ~31k. Our last agreement was $29,818 out of the door price (~1,000 on tags/tax/etc). Problem I got was that they're trying to charge me 750$ of freight which I'm unwilling to pay for. Going to try to keep searching for a 3.8 Track manual for 29,000 out of the door...any suggestions on that? Also, I'm hearing back from a dealer for a 2.0 Track Manual. I was thinking of haggling it down to $26,500 out of the door price. What do you guys think?
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Replying to: seazn (Sep 15, 2009 7:45 am) Can't speak to what the 2.0 Track Model is like, I own the 3.8. People seem to be happy with the smaller engine and say it has some pop. Certainly, it has better gas mileage. But if you're like me, more power = more better.
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