Idaho Hyundai Car Dealers

REF: 7036 I am retired military; Hyundai bonus covers both active and retired. See link below. I showed my mil ID and a copy of my DD214. Worth $500 off my lease deal. http://www.hyundaiusa.com/financial-tools/military-program.aspx "Overview If you are on Active Duty or Retired Status in the U.S. Military or the spouse of someone who is, you can receive an additional $500 off a new Hyundai vehicle. THE DETAILS • Receive an additional $500 off any new 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011 Hyundai vehicle distributed by Hyundai Motor America. • Contact your nearest dealer for details on eligibility. • The offer is good from January 5, 2010 through January 3, 2011"

Hey my e-mail id is my username at gmail.com. I had posted the Chicagoland quote. Thanks! Carspg

I have 2 offers for about $16500 on base Sonata GLS's. I live in Mass. I know it wont help you in Houston, but thought I'd throw my expewrience out there . One offer is in south NH about 50 miles away. another one closer - about 20 mi away. I am hoping to get to $15K, but not having much luck. Here is detail of one deal. I wonder if anyone has ideas on what else I coud suggest. Ask dealer to apply more of factory to dealer discount? toher? Also, there seem to be tons of 2010's around so I thought Id get more aggressive pricing from dealers I've contacted via Internet. 2010 Hyundai Sonata Our First Recommendation GLS w/PZEV 5-Speed Automatic 4dr Sedan (Manufacturer Code 26404) MSRP: $20,720 Route 2 Hyundai's Internet Price: $19,028 Manufacturer Rebate: ($2,500) Your Price: $16,528* Included Packages and Options CF - Carpeted Floor Mats CS - Partial Zero Emission Vehicle (PZEV) Special financing is available for all 2010 Hyundai Sonata for all customers with approved credit (available through 03/31/2010). 0% for 36 months, 0% for 48 months, 0% for 60 months.

I checked the 2010 model today. I thought they were supposed to be $1800 below the 2009 model price (without the alloy wheels and with roof racks). Well ALL the 2010 models I looked at didnt have alloy wheels and only a few had roof racks AND they want more for the 2010 than the 2009. Get real Hyundai, if I have to pay $20,000 for the Touring, Id rather buy a Honda CR-V for that price. I was expecting to get a 2010, manual transmission for $15000 easy. I was blown away and laughed at the salesman when he said $20500. Not only that, but they cant locate a manual transmission. Same story when I looked for a 2009 model early this year. I have yet to see a manual.

here's some info on the annoucement http://www.cars.gov/ http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32490342/ns/business-autos/