Connecticut Hyundai Car Dealers

If you are in the market for a new Hyundai car or truck, your search should begin at Edmunds.com. Our expansive network of Connecticut Hyundai car dealerships gives car buyers the ability to start shopping for their new or used vehicle from the convenience of their desktop. Once you locate Hyundai car dealers in Connecticut, you can compare online price quotes to find the lowest possible rate. Whether you are interested in a car, truck, SUV, wagon, or minivan, the comprehensive listing of Connecticut Hyundai car dealerships at Edmunds.com is a great place to start.

Choose a different Connecticut car dealership
Choose a Connecticut car dealership by County

CT Hyundai Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Is this true? [backy]: by bhmr59 on Sun May 04 11:41:17 PDT 2008; We did not deal with the person listed on the internet site. Although I'm sure he would be good also. noeffort, the salesman's last name is the same as the family name of the owners of the River Restaurant in Derby.

Re: Is this true? [noeffort]: by bhmr59 on Sun May 04 09:57:26 PDT 2008; We did not have a trade-in. We called saying we had seen their internet price and would like to purchase. Asked for confirmation of total out the door price. They responded with price of car, doc fee, title & registration fee, CT sales tax (CT taxes the pre-rebate price) and rebate for the total OTD price. All of it was very clear. We made the agreement over the phone on a Tuesday or Wednesday and picked up the car on Saturday. The title & registration fees were a bit high--included temporary NJ registration--but it didn't matter. The total price OTD ($18,189) on an MSRP of $22,080 before tax, doc fee, title & registration was something like $3K less than the dealership in Bridgeport wanted. This was for an '07 Sonata SE V6 in Feb '07. They told us the colors they had in stock. We selected gray and they then gave us the VIN, so we could get our insurance card. The car was ready and fully prepped Saturday morning. Towne arranged HMFC financing (5.9% for 60 months, which was a good rate in 2/07). All we had to do was sign papers and give the balance of our downpayment. Actually, my brother picked up the car. He left Shelton, picked up the car and was back in Trumbull to show me the car in about 4.5 hours. A friend bought an Azera in 4/07. Same great experience. Although, at that time, Towne was able to get better financing through a bank than from HMFC. Wish this forum allowed me to give you the salesman's name.

Re: Is this true? [bhmr59]: by noeffort on Sat May 03 17:45:12 PDT 2008; I also live in Ct and thinking of giving towne a call. Did they quote you an out the door price. Did you just go and pick it up without any BS? Did you do a trade? Thanks

Elantra prices: by bhmr59 on Sat May 03 16:04:13 PDT 2008; Why do people post Elantra prices & buying experience on this Sonata thread?

Re: 2009 Deals [jaxs1]: by bhmr59 on Sat May 03 15:17:51 PDT 2008; jaxs You don't have to understand it or like it. Towne is a high volume (must get extra incentives) dealership, no BS. The price they quote is the sales price (they quote over the phone including $189 doc fee & TTL). I know from personal experience and 7 other buying experiences from people I know or were tipped off (2) by a guy I tipped off. We bought an '07 Sonata SE-XM in 2/07 at $5429 under MSRP which was about $4400 under invoice, including $500 owner loyalty rebate They're in NJ. We're in CT. We paid CT sales tax, so everything is legit. We're 100 miles away. Well worth the trip. P.S. Towne also has the $500 owner loyaty discount now. So price is $1800 under invoice less $1500 general rebate and $500 rebate owner loyalty for those who qualify; any trim, any options.

Re: Is this true? [ramaducha]: by bhmr59 on Tue Apr 29 18:12:46 PDT 2008; The 8 purchases I referred to (including our own) were all made by CT residents. Towne is about 100 miles from where we are (but 2 of the guys are another 20 miles further).

Research Hyundai Cars

Find a Car Dealer by: State | Make

Zip Code