I've been planning on driving my 03 Accent til it died. Today
something went in the front end that signals it is time to replace it.
When I looked at the Hyundai web site I see that all of the rebates
expired yesterday and nothing new has been posted.

Does anyone know when they will update their rebates/incentives?

thanks
Phil

 

On Tue, 03 Mar 2009 10:23:03 -0500, Raoul <xxx@xxx.com> wrote:

>I've been planning on driving my 03 Accent til it died. Today
>something went in the front end that signals it is time to replace it.
>When I looked at the Hyundai web site I see that all of the rebates
>expired yesterday and nothing new has been posted.
>
>Does anyone know when they will update their rebates/incentives?
>
>thanks
>Phil

Most likely within less than a week.

Joe

 

"Joe" <joe@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 03 Mar 2009 10:23:03 -0500, Raoul <xxx@xxx.com> wrote:
>
>>I've been planning on driving my 03 Accent til it died. Today
>>something went in the front end that signals it is time to replace it.
>>When I looked at the Hyundai web site I see that all of the rebates
>>expired yesterday and nothing new has been posted.
>>
>>Does anyone know when they will update their rebates/incentives?
>>
>>thanks
>>Phil
>
> Most likely within less than a week.
>
> Joe

According to their web site, they started today. Accent is $0 to $1000 on
the '09 but $1500 on an '08. I doubt that a dealer will let you walk with
no special deal of some sort.

 

The other posters information is correct.

But on the assumption that you would at least look at a little more car,
right now, the incentives on an '09 Sonata are as good as you will ever
see - and they are even better than the incentives on an '08. There is a
$2000 rebate PLUS a $1500 valued owner coupon for anyone who already owns a
Hyundai - whether or not they even trade their old car in. And that applies
to all trim lines.

The current Sonata, in both 4 and V6 versions, is one seriously good car.
And with the incentives, it may be the best time ever to get one.


"Raoul" <xxx@xxx.com> wrote in message
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> I've been planning on driving my 03 Accent til it died. Today
> something went in the front end that signals it is time to replace it.
> When I looked at the Hyundai web site I see that all of the rebates
> expired yesterday and nothing new has been posted.
>
> Does anyone know when they will update their rebates/incentives?
>
> thanks
> Phil

 

On Thu, 5 Mar 2009 15:25:32 -0600, "Rev. Tom Wenndt"
<trwenndt@grics.net> wrote:

>The other posters information is correct.
>
>But on the assumption that you would at least look at a little more car,
>right now, the incentives on an '09 Sonata are as good as you will ever
>see - and they are even better than the incentives on an '08. There is a
>$2000 rebate PLUS a $1500 valued owner coupon for anyone who already owns a
>Hyundai - whether or not they even trade their old car in. And that applies
>to all trim lines.
>
>The current Sonata, in both 4 and V6 versions, is one seriously good car.
>And with the incentives, it may be the best time ever to get one.

Thanks, for $17K the Sonata looks very good. Because of work
uncertanties, my plan is to buy an Accent for cash, but the Sonata may
be too good a deal to pass by.

My urgent need to buy a new vwhicle has passed. When I had new tires
put on a few weeks ago, they didn't tighten the lug nuts fully on the
right front wheel. The shaking I thought was from a failing suspension
component was just a wheel wobbling. It was a close call.