Any Hyundai new car salesmen here

[2K2 LS1]

Looking at a cheap replacement to the Mustang and something that gets a decent MPG and can seat me, the wife and 2 kids comfortably. Any hookups?

[Osiris]

Call van Hyundai in Carrollton. Ask for richard Lipsey. He runs that place, let him know Luis sent you.

[kanetrain]

Call van Hyundai in Carrollton. Ask for richard Lipsey. He runs that place, let him know Luis sent you.

x2, but don't ask for Mr. Lipsey, ask for Eddie Frazier.

[Whiteboy]

Looking at a cheap replacement to the Mustang and something that gets a decent MPG and can seat me, the wife and 2 kids comfortably. Any hookups?

wanna sell me the stang

[2K2 LS1]

wanna sell me the stang

Hit me up in PM's Jeremy

[Leah]

Why anyone would buy a NEW Hyundai is beyond me. It will be worth less than half as soon as you drive it off the lot. I would think getting one a year or two old would make much more sense. If you're going to buy one, at least the biggest hit has already been taken.

[bcoop]

Why anyone would buy a NEW Hyundai is beyond me. It will be worth less than half as soon as you drive it off the lot. I would think getting one a year or two old would make much more sense. If you're going to buy one, at least the biggest hit has already been taken.

Sure, if you're talking a Elantra or one of the low end cars. I'd buy a brand new Genesis sedan in a heartbeat.

[ELVIS]

Sure, if you're talking a Elantra or one of the low end cars. I'd buy a brand new Genesis sedan in a heartbeat.

one of the folks on my alley has the coupe and the another has the sedan. they look really nice! i like the 10yr 100k warranty as well.

god bless.

[Leah]

Sure, if you're talking a Elantra or one of the low end cars. I'd buy a brand new Genesis sedan in a heartbeat.

They still don't hold their value. If you're going to keep it long enough to run into the ground, sure, but I usually keep a car 2 years at the most. That would be a raping like I've never had before...

Don't get me wrong, some of their new models are great looking cars, I just don't think the resale has caught up to them yet.

[bcoop]

They still don't hold their value. If you're going to keep it long enough to run into the ground, sure, but I usually keep a car 2 years at the most. That would be a raping like I've never had before...

Don't get me wrong, some of their new models are great looking cars, I just don't think the resale has caught up to them yet.

The Genesis holds their value as well as any other new car does. I think you're stuck on the stereotype that Hyundai makes shitty cars. This isn't the same old Hyundai you're used to.

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/searchresults.jsp?lastBeginningStartYear=1981&num_records=25&search_lang=en&page_location=findacar%3A%3Aispsearchform&search_type=used&distance=25&address=75052&marketZipError=false&body_style=SEDAN&make=HYUND&model=GENESIS&make2=&start_year=1981&end_year=2012&min_price=&max_price=&seller_type=b&transmission=&engine=&drive=&doors=&fuel=&max_mileage=&color=&keywordsrep=&keywordsfyc=&keywords_display=&sort_type=priceDESC&body_code=8&certified=&advanced=&highlightFirstMakeModel=&showZipError=n&default_sort=&awsp=false&systime=&rdm=1305646054244

[Leah]

The Genesis holds their value as well as any other new car does. I think you're stuck on the stereotype that Hyundai makes shitty cars. This isn't the same old Hyundai you're used to.

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/search...=1305646054244

Hmm, good to see that it's holding it's own. They have really done a good job to improve the design and quality of their cars.

[BP]

Why anyone would buy a NEW Hyundai is beyond me. It will be worth less than half as soon as you drive it off the lot. I would think getting one a year or two old would make much more sense. If you're going to buy one, at least the biggest hit has already been taken.

They do take a good 25% hit the first year still and it's because most people don't think of them as building a quality product. Fact is though they are building great cars now, their build quality is on par with Toyota and Honda. The only thing lacking is dealer support, I can't think of any great Hyundai dealers.

I'm agreeing, buy a used one. Hell buy everything used unless you are leasing a Toyota with a 50%+ residual.

[8mpg]

They do take a good 25% hit the first year still and it's because most people don't think of them as building a quality product. Fact is though they are building great cars now, their build quality is on par with Toyota and Honda. The only thing lacking is dealer support, I can't think of any great Hyundai dealers.

I'm agreeing, buy a used one. Hell buy everything used unless you are leasing a Toyota with a 50%+ residual.

almost any car these days will take a 25% hit in the first year.

[Duncan]

buddy of mine just bought a new 2011 2.0T coupe for around 21k out the door. damn nice car and it is pretty fun.

[akfodysvn]

Sonata just ranked higher than the accord... the values are going to start holding better w/ the good rep that they have built recently