Cut-Throat
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Does anyone know of a great dealership to buy a 2014 R Spec from? No Games, just the best price and out the door.
I think at least this time, you are going to have to negotiate to get the best price. Not everyone knows that you can get $10K off of MSRP on a 2014 and they are not going to volunteer that information right up front because some customers that would snap one up at $4K-$5K off MSRP and think they got a great deal. If everyone got the best possible price, then the best possible price would have to be a lot higher.Does anyone know of a great dealership to buy a 2014 R Spec from? No Games, just the best price and out the door.
I think at least this time, you are going to have to negotiate to get the best price. Not everyone knows that you can get $10K off of MSRP on a 2014 and they are not going to volunteer that information right up front because some customers that would snap one up at $4K-$5K off MSRP and think they got a great deal. If everyone got the best possible price, then the best possible price would have to be a lot higher.
I am not sure where you are seeing those prices, but I doubt those are the best prices either. I think this is a special situation here with the 2015's coming and large inventories of 2014's on dealer lots, and Hyundai is giving dealers huge incentives to make room for the 2015's and the best prices are not going to be advertised this time.Yeah, I know how to negotiate Car Prices, but some dealers just won't negotiate.
Here's my negotiation. I see I can get an R Spec from Texas for $38,500 Grand, if you sell me one at that price, I'll buy it from you, if not I'm retired, have a lot of time on my hands and I'll go to Texas.
I Bought my Last Lexus In New Jersey, based on Recommendations from Internet Forums like this one. And it was a not a 'discontinued model' at that time.
I am not sure where you are seeing those prices, but I doubt those are the best prices either. I think this is a special situation here with the 2015's coming and large inventories of 2014's on dealer lots, and Hyundai is giving dealers huge incentives to make room for the 2015's and the best prices are not going to be advertised this time.
The best prices on a 2014 are not going to be advertised on a website.And your point is?
The best prices on a 2014 are not going to be advertised on a website.
Please let me know one way or the other how it worked out.
OK ,TRUE CAR is doing $10503 off on 2013 Rspec and $8547 off on 2014 Rspec. No trades involved. In Florida. ThanksI am a manager @ a Hyundai dealer . 8000 off of MSRP for a 2013 includes all rebates. Anything less the dealer is taking a loss or stealing your trade in.
Not true. Maryland caps dealer prep at $200.00. Fitzgerald charges $199 dealer prep on all their cars in their Maryland locations.Don't forget to add 499.00 plus for the dealer fee @ fitzmall.com ... Also it will probably be a soft color choice also.