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Lithia Hyundai of Fresno

5580-5590 N Blackstone Ave
Fresno, CA 93710
(559) 435-3500

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Selma Hyundai

2725 Auto Mall Dr
Selma, CA 93662
(559) 896-5000

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Serpa Hyundai

1990 Glendale Ave
Hanford, CA 93230
(559) 582-2277

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Visalia Hyundai

220 S Ben Maddox Way
Visalia, CA 93291
(559) 733-3325

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Fresno, CA Hyundai Car Consumer Discussions

2009 Elantra GLS (Bare): by chris207 on Sun Sep 20 02:47:19 PDT 2009; I'll volunteer my vehicle purchase info, maybe it will help others in my area. 09/19/2009 Fresno, CA I picked up a new 2009 Elantra GLS "Bare-Bones" (5spd Manual with no option package. No a/c, radio, cruise, vanity visors, nothing!) for $11,800 + TTL (i.e. the $11.8k computed from $13.8k less 2k rebate with no trade-in or other discounts). OTD was $13,374. Calculation is as follows: $13,800 - $2000 rebate + $1,243 (CA sales tax) + 55 doc fee + 29 electronic dmv filing fee + 160 license + 87 registration. Considering asking price on the window was $14,820 (pfft) which already reflected the 2k rebate and the final sale was $11.8k I assume I did well -- but I'm open to your opinions. Caveat: They were looking to dump this vehicle since they had two "bare bones" in stock that had been sitting for a LONG time on their lot. This particular vehicle is showing MANUF DATE NOV 08, MODEL YR 2009 and had 47 miles. There were significant (albeit very minor) little clear-coat scratches near the door handles which I assume is from a lot of test drives. The dealer documentation showed they initially received it back in Feb -- over 7 months ago! Isn't this a long time? It doesn't surprise me that nobody wanted a car without A/C in 100+ Fresno weather and without a radio. But I'll have it installed myself using the same vendors the dealers use in this area. I guess I'm only a little saddened that the beloved "New Car Smell" is only about half as powerful as the "Newer, Newest and Brand New!" cars on the lot. What do you think?

XM-radio: by kst1 on Tue Jan 23 13:37:22 PST 2007; Hi! First post here. We are thinking of getting rid of our SUV and buying either a Hyundai Sonata XLS or Honda Accord LX. Just starting to explore the 2 cars online. Dropped the Camry altogether. On the Sonata with XM radio, would there be a monthly subscription to that service? Also, does anyone know if the newer Sonatas come with a Tire Pressure Monitoring system. I had read somewhere that this will be made standard soon. I am in the Central Valley in CA, so if anyone can recommend a good dealer (Fresno/Modesto/Stcokton areas), that will be great. Thanks a lot!

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