2015 Inventory....

[Beardie]

Does anyone know if 2015s will still be coming to dealers. My lease is up in December, and dealers are telling me that if I want a deal on a 2015, I'd better act now. Here in the NE, I'm finding most dealers with very few Genesis Sedans in stock. If I knew for sure that what they have is the end of the 2015s, I'd proceed faster!

 

[bball4032]

No more allocations of the 2015 in the midwest. There are only 26 remaining in Kansas City.

 

[BJCaspianBlack]

2016's should hit the showroom floor this month. I don't believe they have made any 2015's for a few months?

 

[BrazGenesis]

Signatures are scarce in Weston. Don't think they will get more 15's.

 

[bball4032]

Does anyone know if 2015s will still be coming to dealers. My lease is up in December, and dealers are telling me that if I want a deal on a 2015, I'd better act now. Here in the NE, I'm finding most dealers with very few Genesis Sedans in stock. If I knew for sure that what they have is the end of the 2015s, I'd proceed faster!

What are you looking for?

 

[Beardie]

Thanks, I'd better get going....looking for a 3.8AWD Tech. I really want to get away from the black interior I've had so many times....love the gray or ivory with either black, montecido, or empire exterior. Had a good lease deal offer, but just not the right color combo, and as I said, not many to pick from.

 

[scooterb]

If youre not opposed to low mile used 2015s, starting to see more and more become available

 

[Genentec]

why are so many of them poppin up in the used market? its a fairly new car.

If youre not opposed to low mile used 2015s, starting to see more and more become available

 

[Beardie]

Thanks, but looking for new. I am also surprised to hear of used 2015s already!

 

[rickkapur]

fyi 1yr depreciation on these cars is high....

I have a base 2015 v8 (= to tech pkg) with 4500 miles now, about 4 months old.

Depreciation takes about >30% hit on year 1, so someone re-selling year 1 is taking a large hit, even if upgrading to say an Equus or a new 2016.

I just sold back a 3 month old 2015 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid with 3600 miles on it (circumstances changed, and family did not need that car)....rather than futz with Craigslist with tire kickers and low ballers, went with the dealer repurchase for cash. On a $30K MSRP, got back $21K (had paid $24K w/ TTL)...and best Craigslist offers i was getting were less than $20K. At the same time, just for kicks, i asked the dealer repurchase dept to price my 2015 v8 Genesis, and they indicated about $36K (MSRP was $52,800; with TTL i had paid ~$45K).

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[BrazGenesis]

fyi 1yr depreciation on these cars is high....

I have a base 2015 v8 (= to tech pkg) with 4500 miles now, about 4 months old.

Depreciation takes about >30% hit on year 1, so someone re-selling year 1 is taking a large hit, even if upgrading to say an Equus or a new 2016.

I just sold back a 3 month old 2015 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid with 3600 miles on it (circumstances changed, and family did not need that car)....rather than futz with Craigslist with tire kickers and low ballers, went with the dealer repurchase for cash. On a $30K MSRP, got back $21K (had paid $24K w/ TTL)...and best Craigslist offers i was getting were less than $20K. At the same time, just for kicks, i asked the dealer repurchase dept to price my 2015 v8 Genesis, and they indicated about $36K (MSRP was $52,800; with TTL i had paid ~$45K).

The leasing residual is currently 56% after 36 months. Of course this is calculated based on MSRP,not the discounted price.
Anyway, the real figure is different: My G1 2012 had a residual of 24.7 K. Real life price - I guess - around 20-21.

Of course this can be used on our favor: buying used and extending warranty.

 

[greekgeek]

fyi 1yr depreciation on these cars is high....

I have a base 2015 v8 (= to tech pkg) with 4500 miles now, about 4 months old.

Depreciation takes about >30% hit on year 1, so someone re-selling year 1 is taking a large hit, even if upgrading to say an Equus or a new 2016.

I just sold back a 3 month old 2015 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid with 3600 miles on it (circumstances changed, and family did not need that car)....rather than futz with Craigslist with tire kickers and low ballers, went with the dealer repurchase for cash. On a $30K MSRP, got back $21K (had paid $24K w/ TTL)...and best Craigslist offers i was getting were less than $20K. At the same time, just for kicks, i asked the dealer repurchase dept to price my 2015 v8 Genesis, and they indicated about $36K (MSRP was $52,800; with TTL i had paid ~$45K).

$36k on $45k is only 20% depreciation, not 30+%