New Hyundai Promotion

[Beck]

Either way, i’m sure its going to work just as well as $2.99 gas did for Chrysler.

[Beck]

@LZ

Congrats :tup:

THNX BRO

[Slopoke]

@Beck

As Autoblog.com points out, the plan only covers $7500 of depreciation. So far consumers aren’t buying it come first impressions. Take a look at this commenter on Autoblog’s opinions on the campaign:

"…They’re using trade in value.
2009 Sonata gls msrp $23,145
tax title lic doc $2,300
down payment $2,000 (National average)
total $23,445

Trade in value on an 08 $11,525 (Kelley blue book)
Deficit $11,920
Hyundai good will = $7,500
Still on the hook for $4,420

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Would almost be true IF YOU PAID STICKER :lol:

And Gls Sonatas with auto sticker at $20,700 not $23,100

However if you take a MSRP apply the $4500 rebates

You pay $16,200 :tup:

[Slopoke]

But yes the Kbb is accurate

Condition Value

Excellent
$12,450

Good
$11,700

Fair
$10,425

[BigRon]

@Beck

Either way, i’m sure its going to work just as well as $2.99 gas did for Chrysler.

Again, only 7% of the customers took the gas card, the rest took the rebate.

Can you decline the assurance package and get an additional rebate?

[Slopoke]

no, because its not techically affiliated with hyundai