NEW - unsold 2011 Genesis 4.6 vehicles still available

[imaphaetonguy]

Noticed there are about 50 unsold NEW 2011 Genesis 4.6 sedans in the country.

Dealers asking $31,900-$34,900.

What would you pay for a new, untitled 2011 V8 Genny???

 

[Mark_888]

How many mile on them? An untilted car can have lots of demo miles.

 

[Duck2010]

Noticed there are about 50 unsold NEW 2011 Genesis 4.6 sedans in the country.

Dealers asking $31,900-$34,900.

What would you pay for a new, untitled 2011 V8 Genny???

I have a dealership within 75 miles thats has a red/tan 4.6 with 2,000 miles on it. matter of fact i drove the car for a week while my 2010 genesis was in for service. they are asking $33,990

 

[imaphaetonguy]

How many mile on them? An untilted car can have lots of demo miles.

To answer your question - some are demos, some have less than 100 miles on them. One dealer has three unsold, all with under 100 miles - asking $34,900.

Problem is, when you drive it off their lot, you now own a low mileage used car. Lucky to get about $25k trade in on it.

 

[EXBMWGUY]

To answer your question - some are demos, some have less than 100 miles on them. One dealer has three unsold, all with under 100 miles - asking $34,900.

Problem is, when you drive it off their lot, you now own a low mileage used car. Lucky to get about $25k trade in on it.

I think it totally depends on how long you want to keep a car. The longer you keep it the better a deal it is. They may also be willing to go lower because they might also have 2012s in inventory.

 

[AgentSmith007]

Problem is, when you drive it off their lot, you now own a low mileage used car. Lucky to get about $25k trade in on it.

But you get full OEM warranty like on the new car (which was the case in my case). And I plan to keep it for a long time (unless I hit state lottery jackpot).

 

[landtuna]

But you get full OEM warranty like on the new car ...

BE CAREFUL with this statement as some companies begin the warranty at the "in-service" date and not the "sold" date. For instance, an executive or demo car could have an in-service date many months earlier than when it is actually sold even though it has never been titled.

Always ask to get the warranty dates in writing.

 

[snork]

BE CAREFUL with this statement as some companies begin the warranty at the "in-service" date and not the "sold" date. For instance, an executive or demo car could have an in-service date many months earlier than when it is actually sold even though it has never been titled.

Always ask to get the warranty dates in writing.

^^^This. We bought our Subaru Tribeca as a used demo car. It was never titled since it was a dealer car. It was 12 months old with 8k miles. Warranty was from the demo inservice date.