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Re: 2009 Santa Fe FWD Limited With Options [counselor4444]: by lil_doc on Tue Nov 10 05:47:07 PST 2009; Well, that is a bit unfortunate I don't live there. I live in the Southwest, and I have the vehicle being delivered from the Midwest. That extra 1500-1700 would have been nice. However, I am quite pleased with the work the dealer I worked with. My local dealer promised that there was no way I could get what I wanted. The Midwest dealer has shown me that is not correct. Too bad I did the legwork to get my vehicle (OK, "webwork", as I didn't have to doing any walking. :)

Re: OK, just sent in a Clunker for a new Accent GS w/ Auto, Prem Pkg. [SHADAX]: by sachin24k on Wed Oct 21 17:08:28 PDT 2009; Can you tell me which dealer did you go? thanks

Why is Edmund's Premier Dealer hiking up Accent prices?: by michaelwe6942 on Wed Oct 07 20:45:46 PDT 2009; We were offered a car they listed at $17,130.00 which is roughly $1,290.00 over car's MSRP's $15,840.00 pricing let a lone the TMW pricing of $15,677.00 with the Electrical Premium Options upgrade. There are 5 Automaxes in Oklahoma, but only the Broken Arrow dealership Edmunds.com Premier Dealer raised their on line prices way above the regular high MSRP prices. With these higher prices on Accents, it looks like your really saving a lot when your not. They also advertised 15" Alloy rims on their 18 Accents in this price range that actually only come with 14" steel rims, so why is this one dealer listed as a Premier Dealer knowing these facts made me wonder about referral from Edmund.com's web site as a place to get a good deal. Here is their web site for only one of 18 such Accents and look under Specifications on this car: http://www.automaxhyundaibrokenarrow.com/Model-Accent/new-cars.aspx?model=accent- Copied and past Specs here for all to review if interested: # Summary * Body Style: 4 Door Sedan * Vehicle Name: Accent # Wheels * Front Wheel Material: Alloy * Front Wheel Size (in): 15 x 5.5 * Rear Wheel Material: Alloy * Rear Wheel Size (in): 15 x 5.5 * Spare Wheel Material: - TBD - * Spare Wheel Size (in): Compact Premier Dealer, Automax Hyundai, 2380 W. Kenosha, Broken Arrow , OK 74012

OK bought the new 4.6 with Tech Package: by trigger777 on Fri Sep 25 21:37:27 PDT 2009; Purchased in Central Alabama. Dealer did not have the color I wanted so had to wait several days. Final price $39.265 Doc fee $500 plus any other taxes you might have to pay. I tried the USAA and they found one about 100 miles away in GA for about $700 less. BUT, I know the guys at the local dealership and had good experience before. So, I paid the difference by buying locally. Love the car. I have driven the BMW 7 series and this rides just as smoothly. May not have the agility, but I am more for the on ramp/passing acceleration than zig-zagging through a row of cones. Worth the price and plan to keep the car 8 to 10 years. Good luck to all.

Re: Are there dealer kickbacks/profit on the financing? [lightfootfl]: by chris207 on Mon Sep 21 17:45:15 PDT 2009; Sorry, don't mean to rain on your parade, but think you could really do better overall. That's OK I have pretty thick skin and can take criticism. Mostly because I'm my own worst critic -- it's been raining on my parade since I came home with the vehicle. Buyers remorse and all. I knew when I posted (and so should anyone else) I put myself out there for criticism. Worst case, it will help someone else with their purchase when bargaining. However, I would appreciate a more direct answer. It wasn't an option for me to buy used-equipped, that's more of a subjective personal decision rather than a "mistake" in my purchase. This way I can spend the extra 1750 installing the options I would like -- even if I don't get bulk discount having it pre-equipped from the manufacturer. Again I'm willing to pay a bit more to customize as I'd like. TrueCar is showing Great Price at 11,770 and Good Price12,240. Edmunds is showing Customer Cash Adjusted True Market Value $12,279. Both do include the rebate in the price adjustment. Given that, what's your opinion about how much a decent deal would be for a GLS manual w/out options? Let's assume the dealer is willing to do "moderate" amount of negotiating? 11,000?

Re: MSRP vs OTD Update [tenpin288]: by jfritsch on Fri Sep 11 10:11:22 PDT 2009; OK this is complex- -Go to kbb.com -Look up the used value of an 08 limited 4cyl auto with 24k miles or so -See the result in excellent (top) condition. This is what an 09 purchased today will trade in for in 12 months. However if the economy further worsens, a used car may be worth more, but one may not have a job to buy it. Good luck --jim Limited auto msrp $27000 has a trade in value of about $11000 or so (kbb.com) We have an 09 Sonata Ltd, 4cyl, no other options in good to excellent condition. MSRP when we bought last summer was roughly $24000 and we paid about $19300 +ttl. According to kbb.com and edmunds.com our trade-in for this vehicle is in the $15500 to $16000 range and a CPO value around $22000. How do you figure only $11000 for a trade-in value? Please provide the parameters you used to come up with that figure from kbb.

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