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Looking at one in ND. Local dealer is only one within 4-5 hours (Minneapolis has 4 of them I believe, none in other 3 surrounding states to ND). Best offer from them for Elantra SE Auto base is MSRP+Dest - $2000 in rebates and extra local employer discount = ~$16.0K + TTL = ~$17.1K OTD. And that's requiring them to transfer in, and not in the color we want. Called a Minneapolis dealer, their best offer using the slightly higher Minnesota Tax (6.5% vs ND 5%) and registration fees was $16,700 OTD for the same color we didn't want but might accept given price. Would adjust downward on settlement to adjust for ND tax/fees so about $16,500 OTD or a bit less. This is a LOT higher than anyone else seems to be paying OTD. Apparently the SE's are getting very hard to get in any color, silver being impossible. Plus the region gains an extra cost due to low/no competition. This is a lot higher than Towne / Fitz web links that have been previously posted. Would appreciate anyone's thoughts on options. (We must have an SE for ESB/TC/EBA for winters here, GLS even with PE package not acceptable.)
I got a quote from our local dealer for a 2006 sonota GLS V6 MSRP- 21,495. Dealer Price- 20681 Less the rebate-18181. This sounds high after reading some of the deals that others are getting or am I wrong? Also got a quote from a dealer that is 250 miles from my home on a 2007 SE V6 after the 1500 rebate - $18721. The 2006 and 2007 are so close in price, wouldn't I be better off to buy the 2007? I'm in ND. I think I may be taxed on price before rebate. I'm also considering the a 2006 GLS,V6 FWD Tucson. I've been reading the forums for the Tucson also and trying to find out what's a good price for that vehicle. Anyone ever purchase through the friends and family plan with Hyundai? A friend has told us we could get a discount with that program. Appreciate any or all comments.
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