Would you recommend buying from them if all I'm looking for is the best price? They keep calling me every day about my GT2 inquiry. They are about 4 hours from where I live, so I wouldn't require service from them. Buy, drive off and that's the end of the interaction with them (hopefully).
From my own experience I would stay away. I ended up speaking with 3 different people, every salesman and the GM gave me different numbers and would not give me the information I requested without coming into the dealership first. After I told them to kick rocks my wife reached out as well (found a Stinger GT $1500 lower than what we ended up buying). We did not end up going into the dealership and ended up buying in MD.
Would you recommend buying from them if all I'm looking for is the best price? They keep calling me every day about my GT2 inquiry. They are about 4 hours from where I live, so I wouldn't require service from them. Buy, drive off and that's the end of the interaction with them (hopefully).
Ask for Jonathon Hernandez. Everyone else walks around with their thumb up their butts and don’t know a darn thing. Double check all paperwork and prices.
The Genesis is a nice car but if it’s more sport vs luxury you want I would stick with the Stinger. If it’s more luxury than sport, the Genesis. Either are very nice. Also, I’m pretty sure the Genesis isn’t a hatch back so it’s probably a quieter and smoother drive as well. I may be wrong there. Go with your heart and gut first
The Hyundai dealership I went to for the G70 wasn't even willing to do 10% off MSRP. I really like the interior (it is nicer than the Stinger), but for all the same technology features and engine I'd rather pay $10k less ($38k vs. $48k). There are Kia dealerships near me where I can have my car serviced during the warranty period. The nearest Gensis dealer to me is 25 miles away.
I am cheating slightly as. I don't have to pay GST... but yeah I was still pretty happy with that price, considering it included the exhaust and window tinting
Is an adjusted cap cost of $44,000 on a GT2 AWD good or bad? 52% residual value, money factor was .00192 and total lease payments of $19,800. MSRP was $54,040.
Is an adjusted cap cost of $44,000 on a GT2 AWD good or bad? 52% residual value, money factor was .00192 and total lease payments of $19,800. MSRP was $54,040.
Here are all the terms. If anyone can tell me what it will cost me to buyout the vehicle in a month I would appreciate it.
Another thing I cannot tell is nowhere on here do I see a car sales price of $37,650. Are all these terms incorrect or would I not see that number on any of this?
That's kinda interesting as the dealer here has the mats but no cars until Jan (except for the cronies on the A list) and you have cars but no mats. WTF? Guess you got the better deal. Oh well, I can still throw the mats on the ground and make vroom vroom sounds until next year sometime!
Here are all the terms. If anyone can tell me what it will cost me to buyout the vehicle in a month I would appreciate it.
Another thing I cannot tell is nowhere on here do I see a car sales price of $37,650. Are all these terms incorrect or would I not see that number on any of this?
Here are all the terms. If anyone can tell me what it will cost me to buyout the vehicle in a month I would appreciate it.
Another thing I cannot tell is nowhere on here do I see a car sales price of $37,650. Are all these terms incorrect or would I not see that number on any of this?
So after looking at all these numbers more I think I've discovered how to get to my car sales price of $37,640.
In section 11a, the "agreed upon value of vehicle" is $51,015. They included the $990 destination charge in that amount. Subtract $51,015 from $990 to get $50,025.
Then in section 6b1, the "rebates and noncash credits" is $12,400. Subtract $50,025 from $12,400 to get $37,625.
