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I am happy to join the growing Genesis Sedan community with my lease of a blue 2012 Genesis Sedan 3.8 w/ Premium. After I test drove the Genesis, I decided to get out of my Infiniti G35X lease 10 months early. Amazing car! I received the Hyundai circle pricing and $1500 competitive rebate to make the payment very competitive. Big thanks to the posters on this forum for pricing info!
While the car is top notch, the dealership I went to, Boucher Hyundai in Waukesha, WI, leaves a little to be desired in comparison to my experience at the Infiniti (and before that Audi) dealerships. The sales person was nice but had little product knowledge. The negotiating experience was less straight forward than I prefer. And the delivery was a joke - they opened the manuals to several pages and read them too me. No hands on with my new car!
This used to be a combined Chevrolet/Hyundai dealership that only recently separated into a stand alone Hyundai, and it shows. The sales people and management are not used to dealing with $40,000 + vehicles and lease customers! I can't see an Equus customer buying from them! But regardless of the dealership, my impression of the Genesis 3.8 so far is awesome.
While the car is top notch, the dealership I went to, Boucher Hyundai in Waukesha, WI, leaves a little to be desired in comparison to my experience at the Infiniti (and before that Audi) dealerships. The sales person was nice but had little product knowledge. The negotiating experience was less straight forward than I prefer. And the delivery was a joke - they opened the manuals to several pages and read them too me. No hands on with my new car!
This used to be a combined Chevrolet/Hyundai dealership that only recently separated into a stand alone Hyundai, and it shows. The sales people and management are not used to dealing with $40,000 + vehicles and lease customers! I can't see an Equus customer buying from them! But regardless of the dealership, my impression of the Genesis 3.8 so far is awesome.
) but so far my experience has mirrored yours. I understand that Hyundai didn't want to spend the enormous sums required to set up a prestige brand and create a national sales channel, but that's the one area that I think the competition will always have a big advantage. If you're a salesman at a Lexus or Mercedes dealership, you're trained to a much higher level of service.
