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Denver, Colorado Hyundai Car Dealers

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"These guys are great, by far the best car buying experience I ever had. I asked for a price and got it with no haggle (even when everyone else told me"... Read more Review by: luckygirltara

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Re: another, even better, quote [crighton] by drdrakeramore on Mon May 17 19:05:17 PDT 2010

Denver, CO

Re: NOT a screaming deal? [jbaril] by jbaril on Sat Mar 13 17:40:53 PST 2010

The rattle was fixed in 5 minutes. When you open the hood, there are two rubber-covered little domes, one on each side, upon which the front of the hood rests when closed. If you look closely, they can screw in and out (or up and down, as the case is), they are adjustable, IOW, much like the bottom of the legs on a table, to keep it from tilting to one side. That was it. No more rattle.

Re: NOT a screaming deal? [pegasus17] by jbaril on Fri Mar 12 21:27:13 PST 2010

So, it ended up at $326.80 per month including all taxes and fees/36 mos/12K. Pacific Blue Pearl/grey leather. $26115.00 MSRP. I had 3 dealerships fighting; one fleet guy at Arapahoe Hyundai didn't even mince words: he said he would sell the car for $1000 under invoice, no dealer handling and I could lease it at that price (which is around $324-325), but I'd have to wait a week for a car and it was silver: they were all out of Limiteds. So, Planet, which is 26 miles closer to me, gave up haggling and simply matched it (within a buck). It's only got carpeted mats, but someone left wheel locks in the trunk (I could care less, but I've got 'em). Now if I could just figure out what that annoying little rattle or bouncing object is left front.....otherwise, I love the car--the color is beautiful in the sun.

is this a screaming deal? by jbaril on Wed Mar 10 15:19:04 PST 2010

I have a quote from a fleet guy who will sell a Limited $26115 for $1000 under invoice ($24,671 - 1000 = $23,671), which combined with taxes, fees and .00095 and 58% = about $325.00 for 36 mos/12K, nothing due except first month's....

Re: March Lease Rates [shuale_ejs] by jbaril on Wed Mar 10 13:01:09 PST 2010

.00095 money factor, 58% residual on Limited

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