trade in value guarantee

[037]

and then the email bounced, hyundaiassurance@inds.com, priceless.

 

[037]

it looks like the dealers posted those on their website to promote sales...thank goodness for the internet.

 

[Ruissimo]

not to bump an old thread, but the values were removed from the website and now list an email link.

I guess Hyundai is turning their back on this pretty soon after the whole thing started hoping the original owners who qualified never find their certificates (if you even received it).

I thought this program was the best thing even when it came out as it would artificially boost resale values and drive up Hyundai loyalty. I guess someone decided it was too expensive after all.

That may be so, but they're legally bound to honor it for the 2012 models

I suppose in another 3 years or so, it'll be history.

 

[037]

That may be so, but they're legally bound to honor it for the 2012 models

I suppose in another 3 years or so, it'll be history.

based on their rules it's a pain in the @$$ process, which nobody will admit to knowing, the email listed on their website bounces.

I've copied as much pictures off of google as I could, but I still feel selling it on the open market will be the smaller headache.

Hyundai earned my respect by launching this program...and now that's gone.

Hopefully their cars will do the talking, dealer told me 6 more months before 2014 is out.

 

[Gdog]

LMAO....."Hyundai has your back".....think it is more like "Got you in the tail pipe"
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[Mark_888]

LMAO....."Hyundai has your back".....think it is more like "Got you in the tail pipe"
G

Yeah, you have to buy a new Hyundai and finance it through Hyundai to qualify. Also, all of your regular maintenance must have been performed by a dealer (I assume that means simple filter changes also).

 

[037]

LMAO....."Hyundai has your back".....think it is more like "Got you in the tail pipe"
G

as many conditions as they place, why would they start hiding or cancel this program unless people were taking advantage of it?

I mean, it looks good at first glance and would in theory drive up used car prices, even if you could just show that paper to a competing dealer.

In the end though, I think you will make out better selling it private...