cableguy3 wrote:
> Eric, no way you are going to buy a fully loaded 2007 V6 Sonata Limited
> with an Ultimate Package for $19,720.
>
> If you take dealer invoice and subtract a $1500 rebate and all dealer
> hold-back monies, you can't even get close to your number. I don't think
> we're comparing apples to apples my friend.
>
> My car has a dealer invoice of $23,479 and that includes the Powder White
> Pearl premium paint color I have and the carpeted floor mats and mud
> guards front and rear.

Where did you get the "dealer invoice" price from?

Matt

 

No problem Eric. I thought I did pretty well but you made me begin to
question myself thinking I was looking at this wrong.

Hope you got the Starbucks my friend!

 

"cableguy3" <larrygoldman@comcast.net> wrote in
news:497d01139506170d56ab78e9ea6dff03@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com:

> No problem Eric. I thought I did pretty well but you made me begin to
> question myself thinking I was looking at this wrong.
>
> Hope you got the Starbucks my friend!

LOL. Truthfully I hate Starbucks coffee. It may sound even stranger, but
McDonald's coffee is my favorite. But when you really need a jolt, the
Starbucks seem to do it for me.

Eric

 

On Thu, 12 Oct 2006 17:22:47 GMT, "Eric G."
<NgOrSePeAnM99@Zoptonline.Znet> wrote:

>Um, cancel this whole thread and take me over to Starbucks for some REAL
>coffee.
>
>I didn't realize (or read properly) that you got it fully loaded. The
>"ultimate" option package adds (at dealer price) $1575 to the total cost.
>
>So it would seem that you got the car for actually a few hundred LESS than
>Consumer Reports bottom line.
>
>GOOD JOB!! And sorry for my mistake.
>
>Eric
>
I swear by the Consumers Report. I actually bought a Sonata XL 2003 ,
with all options, for $100 less than what the Report suggested!

 

Well I guess I'll throw my 2 cents in, I bought my XG350L Brand new in
August 2005 and paid 21,760 out the door includeing tax a full tank of gas,
Desert Protection, a factory wind deflector for the sunroof and what they
called an interior package which contained a sunscreen for windsheild a dash
cover and a sterring wheel cover, and free car washes for life ( dont know
if its for life of the car or me which ever comes 1st ) Did I get a good
deal or did I pay to much ?

']['unes
" I Love my Hyunny "




"Matt Whiting" <whiting@epix.net> wrote in message
newsCcXg.1849$Db4.261715@news1.epix.net...
> shortspark wrote:
>> The figure of $21,465 was after everything was said and done - the
>> bottom line. It included the trade-in value (which was not much but we
>> knew this going in but they offered us only $141 less then we were
>> asking for it), the discount we wanted on the new car (almost the figure
>> we put on paper for the salesman), the rebate, tax, title, fees. It was
>> the OD (out door) price.
>
> That sounds a little high, at least compared to what they were asking when
> I bought mine in December of last year, but a lot depends on your location
> as well.
>
> Matt

 

On Sat, 14 Oct 2006 09:16:02 -0700, "']['unez" <tunez1@***.net> wrote:

>Well I guess I'll throw my 2 cents in, I bought my XG350L Brand new in
>August 2005 and paid 21,760 out the door includeing tax a full tank of gas,
>Desert Protection, a factory wind deflector for the sunroof and what they
>called an interior package which contained a sunscreen for windsheild a dash
>cover and a sterring wheel cover, and free car washes for life ( dont know
>if its for life of the car or me which ever comes 1st ) Did I get a good
>deal or did I pay to much ?
>
>']['unes
>" I Love my Hyunny "
>
>
>
Outstanding!