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@Dave Miller those are great prices.
0% is better than the 2.9% with 2k rebate if you're financing most of the car. If you pay off the car immediately the lease buyout is a little cheaper, if you need to finance the entire thing conquest + 0% financing is a little cheaper.
Wish I had found this site earlier. I bought a 2018 GT2 AWD yesterday and I'm feeling a bit burned after seeing some of the prices in these posts.
MSRP: $52520
Purchase Price: $48435
KIA Rebates: -$6500
Cost before trade/tax/fees: $41935
So while it's a "deal" it's hardly a great deal.
What dealer is this with?I'm currently in negotiations in Ohio to $40,964. So your before price doesn't seem too off. That's still 10.5K off sticker price.
Edit: What's the tax rate in your state?
Here in GA it's 7%.I'm currently in negotiations in Ohio to $40,964. So your before price doesn't seem too off. That's still 10.5K off sticker price.
Edit: What's the tax rate in your state?
Unless this east coast dealer has cars that were painted another color you have either a GT or a GT2, if you post the VIN I'd be happy to confirm for you.I have a Yellow GT1 in my driveway right now
UCINN....does your car buying rule #1 work w a lease? If I negotiate the car to 40k, but the financing is so bad the car leases at $600 but I want to spend $500, what did I solve? Trying to understand how to get a best deal on a lease. thanks!You can go 0 for 66..that'll lower payments..the Kia finance cash is only 2k, but you have to go 2.9 for up to 66 then..you are better off going 0%....car buying rule #1, never talk monthly payments...talk price of car, talk trade in value, payments will then fall with your financing options.