Locate a Hyundai Car Dealership in your State

After a stuttering start, Korea's Hyundai has secured a spot as a high-value choice for price-conscious car buyers. Hyundai dealerships are stocked with cars ranging from the entry-level Accent and compact Elantra to the sporty Tiburon coupe, and Sonata sedan. The company also has two agile and capable car-based SUVs in the small Santa Fe and larger Tucson. With its increasing quality, choosing Hyundai isn't a compromise for many buyers. Edmunds.com makes it easy to find trusted Hyundai dealerships in your area, saving you time and money on what will be an important purchase.

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Re: 2008 Santa Fe GLS quote [shmshen]: by mpuzach on Mon May 05 23:18:10 PDT 2008; You can have the Hyundai serviced at any authorized Hyundai dealership. This holds true for warranty work or scheduled maintenance. The bumper-to-bumper warranty is 6 years / 60,000 miles. The powertrain warranty is 10 years / 100,000 miles.

Re: SE Phoenix prices [leonidas1]: by br6ad on Mon May 05 18:25:04 PDT 2008; If they had a dealership like Stateline Hyundai here in Arizona then I would be buying one tomorrow. NJ is a little far away though. I was hoping someone in Arizona had a no bs buying experience like stateline Hyundai. If anyone Arizona can help me out with a name that would be awesome! If my car sells tomorrow I will need a new car soon. Getting down to the wire. I have a pretty good idea of what price I should be paying now! Unfortunately all the dealers want to add their $799 alarm, $499 tint, and $699 special car wash package. It's like pulling teeth to get an OTD price around here. Very frustrating!! Thanks for the replies!

Sonata Rebates: by m6user on Mon May 05 17:59:04 PDT 2008; I went on the Hyundai USA website and looked at special offers and clicked on the military rebate. It is still $500 but they seem to have changed wording from active duty and active reserves and guard to just "active duty". Does anyone know if they are actually not giving the military discount to actively drilling guard and reserve anymore??

Re: 2008 Santa Fe GLS quote [mpuzach]: by shmshen on Mon May 05 14:57:08 PDT 2008; Thanks Mpuzach's explaination. This quote is for 2008 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS 4dr SUV AWD (2.7L 6cyl 4A) with the standard features, Edmunds.com shows $23,888 for the invoice price. Looks this quote ($18989 + 2500 = $21489) is good deal, but this dealer is 30 miles away. From my previous post: If I buy it from this dealer, does it means that I have to do all the maintaince work in this specific dealer? For example, if something goes wrong, do I have to go to this dealer to use the warranty. Is it Santa Fe comes with 10y/10k miles warranty? Several quote say it is 6y/6k miles I still do not know the answers for the above questions. Thank you very much!

Re: SE Phoenix prices [br6ad]: by leonidas1 on Mon May 05 06:55:55 PDT 2008; br6ad: In my previous post I purchased my 09 Sonata at Stateline Hyundai for $15900 which is $2000 below invoice plus the $1500 rebate. You should be paying $16500 for the $650 package .

Northern California's Largest Volume Dealers?: by jaxs1 on Sun May 04 13:28:13 PDT 2008; So, does anyone know the highest volume Hyundai dealers in and around San Francisco, San Jose, and Sacramento markets?

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