BAH… just give me the 4cyl and a 2-3k budget, and ill have it putting 400 to the wheels in a weekend…
LMK when you get wind of the 2.0T track R model
will do…
and ultradriver i truely am jealous of your selection of vehicles you sir have great taste :tup:
However i have no reason to believe a 3.8 v6 wouldnt handle a 100 shot all day
And as far as the aston you wont get a 10year warranty, and if something breaks get ready to drop that wallet… So you know the $30k difference is a very tough arguement
:cjerk:
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Yeah with pie cuts :banghead:
+1
This is a great car in the low 20s. 30k not so much. Too many other imo better choices out there.
How’s this:
6%:
$33,000 / 72 months @ 6% = $546.91/mo
Put down $5k, $28,000 / 72 months @ 6% = $464/mo
5%:
$33,000 / 72 months @ 5% = $532/mo
Put down $5k, $28,000 / 72 months @ 5% = $450/mo
4%:
$33,000 / 72 months @ 4% = $517/mo
Put down $5k, $28,000 / 72 months @ 4% = $438/mo
LoanIQ for palm ftw, lemme know any other figures…
Mind boggling that people actually do that. 6 months later the car is worth 20K dang.
In the end its still a Hyundai :tdown:
thats how i want to do it too, you just happen to be a lot farther along in life and have a better paying job obviously heh
i really want to just keep a car for as long as i can, but i always get bored. i guess if my car ran 10s and i could drive it around on the street i wouldnt get bored 
or because they can’t afford the hefty 60 month payment regiment. :mamoru:
The 10yr warranty does nothing for me. I would most likely lease a DD anyway.
Also, it’s a Hyundai…
You are covered for 10 years?
You have a couple major assembles covered for 10 years:
Covers repair or replacement of powertrain components (i.e. selected Engine and Transmission/Transaxle components),
Sure you can sell them a service contract or a wrap, but from the factory, you are not totally covered. A salesman should not be over selling coverage. That is the service departments nightmare.
So can we just say Hyundai has a 5 year 60k warranty.
This was also one of my major issues with GM when they kept running the 5/100k commericals and customers thought they were getting full coverage for that term.
true… However we do offer the wrap package so you are covered bumper to bumper for 10yr/100k, and it is also transferable which does help with resale value
But seriously who is walking in the door to buy a Genesis coupe because of the warranty… 90% of the 4cyl Turbo 6spd buyers will void it in the first year 
Look at me 30 PSI PSSSSSSSSST
fixxxeeddd:)
I like these but really hesitate to buy one new.
Main reason.
Re-sale.
Gonna have to agree with you there, and that goes for ANY new car really. I just don’t see how it makes sense financially.
New car smell? Plastic over the seats when you buy it?
c’mon jay, if you could have that 2002 Spirit Type R that’s in new zealand with plastic still on the seats and shiftknob 0 miles on the odometer… you’d rather have a 93? 
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