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YES A LITTLE TO MUCH,,I PURCHASED MINE FOR 25,721,SAME CAR BUT NO PONO ROOF. I TRADED IN A 2011 FOR IT THEY GAVE ME 21,450 FOR IT I ONLY HAD 4200 MILES ON IT.I JUST LOVE THAT TURBO MOTOR,AND ALL THE OTHER THINGS THE CAR HAS ON IT.PS THE STCKER ON THE CAR WAS28,490.

I ALSO READ THESE,I HAVE A SE TURBO AND LOVE IT ALLTHE COCERNS DO NOT MATTER TO ME ANYTNING THAT WOULD GO WRONG WOULD BE TAKEN CARE OF.YOU JUST CAN NOT MATCH THE POWER THE CAR HAS FOR THE MONEY. I WOULD BUT A HYUNDAI OVER THE TOYOTA ANY DAY.

Yes, chuck1919: I guess it is common business practice. But why do you question my desire to buy a new Sonata at this time? That's what most of the people posting on this particular thread have already done or are preparing to do. Because your current car blows up isn't the only reason people buy new cars. But I'm not sure what you're referring to when you say "mental games, effort and time". This is not what I bargained for but I guess we all have to go through some of this if we want a new car at a fair price. What's a fair price? well, when buyer and seller agree on a price, I guess that's the first step to a fair price. I question why you're dumping on ME, chuck1919; I'm the victim of these deceptive practices and I'm just reporting the facts as they unfold. I thought others here might want to know. (maybe you're one of THEM (the weasels) and you're defending these despicable practices, chuck1919) But hey, guess what? Unbelievable !!! It happened AGAIN; today! (only much shorter time-frame than last time). This past Friday evening I contacted a dealer about 100 miles away; and told him the Sonata that I was looking for. Low and behold he had one! He replied to my email on Saturday with a price quote: MSRP price and the price he was willing to sell for to me. Good price: $26000. so I immediately wrote and called back saying I would take it. He said fine, he had to go to his other lot to get it, and I should call back in 2 hrs. In 2 hrs he said he was getting the exact car that I wanted, price was $26,000 and he'd put a Sold sign on it and wait for me to come in on Monday morning. Well, today, Monday morning, I drove the 100 miles but when I got there he said "sorry, this car is in such high demand that the price had to be $26,850." I was stunned of course, because we had a written offer and acceptance deal !! He apologized but said nothing he could do; take it or leave it. I left it. These are unscrupulous weasels, just like car salesmen have always been. Wasted a day and 200 miles driving !! Dealer is Garden Grove Hyundai in Garden Grove, CA. but it could just as easily be any one of the dishonest snakes that pass for car dealers here in southern california. Rick

On Sat. night (9-22-09) was surfing the internet, when I located a great deal on a Santa Fe Limited - 2008 Limited (loaded and super clean) with 9,267 mi. for $18,790 at King Hyundai - Deerfield Beach, Fl. At that time, I emailed King Hyundai a request for more info. At about 5 p.m. E.DT on Sun afternoon (9-23-09), a salesman from King Hyundai called my cell phone and after discussing the condition of this vehicle; that the actually mileage was less than 9,000; and with him agreeing to fax me the CarFax, so that I would have it in the morning (which didn't happen??), we made the deal. He was to send me the paperwork this morning (Monday) after his Monday morning sales meeting, and after receiving this paperwork, I was going to wire a substantial deposit to hold the vehicle. We had a verbal contract - A DEAL. O.K. Everybody's happy... Wrong!!! This morning (Monday – 8-24-09) at a little after 10 a.m. - CDT, the salesman calls and says that the Santa Fe was SOLD last night!!! What!! Yesterday, he told me that they closed at 6 p.m. EDT. If he and I were on the phone off and on until about 5:50 p.m. EDT, then how could they have sold my Santa Fe?? He sheepishly said that another salesperson had sold the car while he was on the phone to me… I didn't believe a word of it. You see, when he called me on Sunday afternoon, I asked him for his best OTL (Off The Lot) price, and he started to say, "the asking price is $24... but I could let you have it for... let’s see… 21.4.." That is when I interrupted him and said that 'ya' better check your web site". He did that, and I could hear him checking with someone else before he came back to me. At which time he said o.k. that the price on the web site was “his best deal”. So, before 6 pm EDT, the web price of $18,790 was the price to which we both agreed. In their Monday morning sales meeting King Hyundai sales managers must have realized that they could get more money for that vehicle, and they had a case of "seller’s remorse". So, they pulled it... Actually, at 10:20 a.m. CDT, I checked the King Hyundai web site and this Limited (same photos and vin number) was still on their web site the $18,970 price??? But by 10:50 a.m. CDT is this same “SOLD VEHICLE” was on their web site for $20,995!!!!! Yeah, it's the same mileage /photos / vin number!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just at a $2,225 higher price!!! So, a few minutes later, I had a buddy call King Hyundai and ask their internet sales manager, Theresa Race, about the Santa Fe Limited listed on the their web site at $20.995, and she told him that “there had been a lot of interest in this vehicle, but it had been listed on the internet at the wrong price”… and that “$20,995 was the ACTUAL price”… She told him he could come by and test- drive it today! Pretty good for a SOLD VEHICLE!!!! I then called King Hyundai, looking to speak to the internet sales manager, but the call was answered by the same salesman, ALEX, who made the deal with me. He was surprised to hear my voice… and he acted shocked that the Limited was not sold. He claimed no knowledge of this and asked that I not “kill the messenger” that he was just the lowly salesman. He then showed his true colors when he stated that as I had not signed any paperwork, that we “didn’t really have a deal anyway”… I explained the concept of a verbal contact... to no avail... But I didn’t get put through to anyone higher in the King Hyundai organization either… So, I then called Hyundai Motors of America in CA. Where a nice lady told me that she was starting a file number on my complaint (which she gave me), but that if any corrective action was taken by Hyundai America, those actions would be “internal actions” and that Hyundai Motors of America would not inform me of those actions… if any. So, that means that I was basically told that I would not receive any help from Hyundai of Motors of America... I then place two calls to Mr. Craig King, whom I was told was the owner of King Hyundai, with no return calls … So, as I see it: King Hyundai falsely advertised their vehicle, made and broke a verbal contact with me, lied to me about the selling "my vehicle" (i.e. the deal), and then told me that it never was a deal! Yeah and don’t forget that the salesman DID CHECK THE PRICE THAT THEY SET BEFORE AGREEING TO SELL ME THIS SANTA FE LIMITED. So, take it my experience with King Hyundai in Deerfield Beach, FL for what it's worth... Kyle

sounds like you and others are familiar with towne hyundai and hackettstown hyundai. i want to buy an 09 sonata gls when i turn in my leased 06 sonata. hackettstown hyundai is now offering a new incentive. buy a new 09 sonata gls, auto. trans., 4 cyl., for: $14,988. small print says "price includes $3000 consumer rebate and $500 loyalty rebate. the ad also says FOR CURRENT LEASEES "hackettstown hyundai pays you $500 per month, in lieu of rebates, by reloadable cash debit card for 6 months." CAN ANYONE HELP ME UNDERSTAND THIS DEAL. HELP ">