Price Paid For 2015 Genesis

[Gunkk]

Because the dealer broke their price fixing agreement with their local buddies.

 

[krs71]

Because the dealer broke their price fixing agreement with their local buddies.

Wish they would do that in Vegas LOL

 

[akeelj]

Wish they would do that in Vegas LOL

I'm getting similar pricing here in SoCal. $47,8.. for the 5.0 Ultimate. This included the conquest and current non Hyundai owner rebates.
Looks like dealers nationwide are aggressively trying to move the 5.0's

 

[krs71]

I'm looking for a 3.8 AWD Ultimate....sole purpose is heated steering wheel....LOL

 

[akeelj]

Save some coin....wear heated gloves ;-)

 

[krs71]

LOL have been doing that, but doesn't help

 

[DRS]

^^ and freezing in the unheated back seat of the 2015 non AWD does not help either. [emoji41]

 

[akeelj]

You are all big babies I tell ya, babies! [emoji64]

 

[DRS]

Sale price was 49,900, with 2k of dealer coupons to get to 47,900, then loyalty and lease cash. Sorry for the confusion, just rechecked my paperwork to make sure I had it correct.



Stew Hansen Hyundai in Des Moines, although a better deal was on the table at Evansville Hyundai with Colin, but too far away from me. Both were great to deal with, especially Colin at Evansville.

Colin in Evansville did a great job. Picked mine up last weekend.

 

[akeelj]

What is everyone's thoughts on waiting another 2 -3 months to lease a 5.0 Ultimate? Will pricing be even more agressive with the MY'16 looming or are the best deals to be had now? I'm in SoCal and dealers seem to be pretty flush with 5.0's and 3.8's

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[DRS]

^^ IF it is true that the 5.0 is a goner for the rest of the calendar year (or longer), due to EPA mileage corporate average issues at Hyundai, timing may become important. I have heard this rumor now from several sources who would be in position to know. There are certain subcontractors who make items for the GDI, and the plastic intake (here in US and export part of that 11-15% of a Genny that has domestic sourcing you can find on the window sticker) that claim this is so. AND it may NOT come back in a Genny. Undecided. Who knows. Then we read that the 5.0 will be in new Coupe as a option.

It does not surprise me about not bringing anymore V8s over here for rest of the year. Which if ever true is a stinking shame. This is the best V8 luxury sport sedan in the states. And the only one beside the Equus under, what, $75k sticker?

I suggest buying as soon as you can.

 

[akeelj]

I don't think Hyundai will outright drop/discontinue the 5.0. There might not be a huge market for it but there is still a market.
That being said, if electronic dampers, fog-lights, and another 20-25 HP's were available on the 3.8's (I'm looking at you 2016's); I'd be all over one.

 

[gmalo]

First-time poster and first-time Hyundai owner!

I tried to structure my deal off of Boulderado's purchase. I'm looking for feedback to see how I did.

I picked up a 3.8L AWD Tech Sedan/

MSRP - $49210
Base Cap - $47100
Acq Fee - $595
Doc Fee - $75
Down Payment - $3050.84
Rebates - $4000
Net Cap Cost - $36049
Residual - $ 30018
MF - .00078

Monthly payment - $419
36 month / 12k lease

My down payment was first month, DMV, Tax.

 

[DRS]

I don't think Hyundai will outright drop/discontinue the 5.0. There might not be a huge market for it but there is still a market.
That being said, if electronic dampers, fog-lights, and another 20-25 HP's were available on the 3.8's (I'm looking at you 2016's); I'd be all over one.

I agree. They I suggest they will at least have it for the Equus, other country sales that do not have draconian .gov regulations biased against a naturally aspirated V8, and possible speciality versions for USA. Ford still has its V8 in its trucks, even with 500k Ecoboost in trucks. I hope Hyundai will keep a vibrant V8 program in the USA. In many regards, it is up to us to keep them focusing on the V8. By buying their cars with the Tau.

 

[DRS]

^^ confused... Where did the net cap cost of 11k less come from when looking at the $47k base cap price? I see $7.6k between rebates and down payment.

 

[gmalo]

^^ confused... Where did the net cap cost of 11k less come from when looking at the $47k base cap price? I see $7.6k between rebates and down payment.

I'm not sure. I'm reading the numbers off of my signed lease agreement. Any other numbers that I can provide to solve the riddle?

 

[DRS]

I'm not sure. I'm reading the numbers off of my signed lease agreement. Any other numbers that I can provide to solve the riddle?

Also.... Your "buyout" or end value is 30K and change. You pay almost $5k a year for just under $15k for the lease term (not sure what base rate is not including sales taxes on the lease payment). Based on how you presented the numbers, something is off. The Hyundai lease run rate (interest) is extremely low right now. And they do not screw hard on the end value.

What does the sales contract show? There should be one. Which is then used to apply to the lease contract numbers.

On a side note. Looks like people who lease, can add miles to a 12k lease for .15 a mile. Which is a decent number to buy more miles. They are not refundable if not used as I have seen it. Which sucks. Most companies will give back unused miles charges. How much per mile if over 12k miles a year when you turn in with more than 36k miles? Should not be more than .20 right now.

 

[thejoebot]

Picking up my black on black 3.8 AWD Ultimate today. MSRP 52680 negotiated 48200 lease cash 1500 down pay 2000 applied part of trade 471 mo 36/12 lease. I think it's decent

 

[akeelj]

Picking up my black on black 3.8 AWD Ultimate today. MSRP 52680 negotiated 48200 lease cash 1500 down pay 2000 applied part of trade 471 mo 36/12 lease. I think it's decent

MF and residual?

 

[thejoebot]

. 00076 MF 61% Residual