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Re: price paid for V-8 Genesis Sedan [al09]: by pondfish33 on Sun Nov 01 12:41:52 PST 2009; I bought, paid cash. Invoice was $40,835 and had everything. They even put a wing badge on the trunk for me (hate the look of it on the hood). Cargo net included. The out the door price was 43,785 (taxes, license, NJ fees, doc fee). The next nice surprise was the extended warranty. Whn someone starts spinning an extended warranty to me, I turn off. But to extend te warranty to 10/100 bumper to bumper (i.e., not just powertrain) was only $1290. In my experience with cars, you'll pay that much easy between 5 and 10 years out. I opted for it. Another dealer told me no 2010 leases, but that was probably just for their smaller dealership.

Re: price paid for V-8 Genesis Sedan [trigger777]: by pondfish33 on Sat Oct 31 15:20:05 PDT 2009; Picked up my 2010 Genesis 4.6 with the tech package today from Toms River NJ. Got it for $500 under invoice (Costco program), and the dealer was great. Last time I had a decent dealer experience was when I bought an Infiniti in 1996, so it was a nice change. Dealer got the color I wanted from a PA dealer. Time from first call to driving off the lot a little over 48 hours. Sweet!

Picked up 2009 Elantra GLS yesterday.: by websphere on Thu Oct 29 10:46:36 PDT 2009; I pulled trigger last night, 4252 below invoice ( including all rebates), GLS + popular package + blue tooth + floor mats , negotiating price with internet department of towne hyundai at nj, walked in and closed the deal within 1 hr, very pleasant experience. Sean is the salesman, very nice. I believe I got a decent deal, what do you guys think?

Re: Elantra GLS: by 4elantra on Sat Oct 17 09:51:58 PDT 2009; bought 2009 in June, Brad Benson, NJ for under slightly under $15,000 OTD (include all taxes & MV fees), included ac, cruise, power windows, mats, cargo net..)

Re: Bought a 2009 Santa Fe SE FWD Today in NJ [air2karl]: by counselor4444 on Wed Sep 30 03:39:40 PDT 2009; A GLS base FWD model (automatic) at invoice is 22,896 plus 750 destination charge = 22,846. Minus 2,000 rebate for September = 20,846. In August $1250 dealer cash was being offered for the north east (this month I believe it was 1,000 OR 1,000 trade in cash- so less was being offered for September). If I subtract August's 1250, that makes this vehicle 19,600. We bought one in August and have decided to buy a second, but are waiting until a better deal is offered (since the dealer cash went down and we are not impressed with gas lock as gas is now down to $2.20 where we live). You cannot get this vehicle for "mid 17k" right now. IF you wanted a manual, you may be able to get that for around 18ishK. But no one wants a manual. (nor do I). I hope prices drop for October because I know all the dealerships in NJ have had a terrible September. I also won't buy a second until there is a significant increase in dealer cash or rebate or loyalty rebate, etc.

Re: Bought a 2009 Santa Fe SE FWD Today in NJ [mikemartin]: by air2karl on Thu Sep 24 06:23:36 PDT 2009; If you buy GLS or SE trim, you can definitely get a deal no more than 23k before ttl, just as you said, a FWD GLS invoice - 2000 rebate- 1500 discount = mid 17k. However, if somebody want the leather seat and dual zone climate control in Ltd trim, it is gonna be very hard to get a deal below 25k since their MSRP is around 32k. I guess I am getting your point clearly, do you mean people are not getting good enough deals or they shouldn't go for the highest trim? :P

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