Looking into '04 Tiburon
I'm looking into purchasing a new 2004 Tiburon. From what I've read and
heard in reviews, etc, it seems like a great car. I'm especially attracted to the 10/100 warranty since I plan on financing. What would be the best time of year to buy one if I want to get a good deal? I'm assuming the 2005s hit the showrooms in a matter of months, so when would be the best time to snatch a 2004? I'm looking at the GT V6 4-speed Shiftronic tranny (Auto). Can someone explain exactly what Shiftronic is? I looked on their site but there's no explanation on this from what I could see. I understand it's part of the auto-transmission package. I live in high-traffic areas though, so would you recommend the automatic tranny over the 6-speed manual? Thanks for any help. |
Re: Looking into '04 Tiburon
On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 08:25:43 GMT, Zoet staggered into the Black Sun and
said: > I'm looking into purchasing a new 2004 Tiburon. What would be the > best time of year to buy one if I want to get a good deal? I'm > assuming the 2005s hit the showrooms in a matter of months, so when > would be the best time to snatch a 2004? Later in the month would be better, since the salespeople will be more willing to knock a few hundred $ off the price so they can make quota. > I'm looking at the GT V6 4-speed Shiftronic tranny (Auto). Can someone > explain exactly what Shiftronic is? It's a slightly different interface on top of a normal auto tranny. Looks like this: P R N + D-o - ....put the car in D, then throw the lever over to the right and you're in Shiftronic mode. Push the lever up to the + to shift up one gear, push the lever down to the - to shift down one gear. Fun, but not really necessary in normal circumstances because the V6 Tiburon has enough power to accelerate and pass most of the cars on the road. > I live in high-traffic areas though, so would you recommend the > automatic tranny over the 6-speed manual? You live in more than one high-traffic area? That must be a pain; most of the time, people have their summer homes/cabins as far out in the boonies as they can get. Well, this might be difficult in the NYC area, but whatever. Transmission choice is a personal thing; take whatever you think will work best for you. If you're living in NYC, take the auto tranny, it'll cause you less pain and suffering in the traffic jams. -- Matt G|There is no Darkness in eternity/But only Light too dim for us to see You have me mixed up with more creative ways of being stupid. --MegaHAL Hire me! http://crow202.dyndns.org/~mhgraham/resume/ |
Re: Looking into '04 Tiburon
Thanks Matt. Yeah, I work in New York and live on Long Island -- that's why
I mentioned the (plural) high-traffic areas =) I appreciate the feedback. I'm most likely going with the auto tranny. Thanks again! "Dances With Crows" <danSPANceswitTRAPhcrows@usa.net> wrote in message news:slrncg7f3u.hec.danSPANceswitTRAPhcrows@samant ha.crow202.dyndns.org... > On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 08:25:43 GMT, Zoet staggered into the Black Sun and > said: > > I'm looking into purchasing a new 2004 Tiburon. What would be the > > best time of year to buy one if I want to get a good deal? I'm > > assuming the 2005s hit the showrooms in a matter of months, so when > > would be the best time to snatch a 2004? > > Later in the month would be better, since the salespeople will be more > willing to knock a few hundred $ off the price so they can make quota. > > > I'm looking at the GT V6 4-speed Shiftronic tranny (Auto). Can someone > > explain exactly what Shiftronic is? > > It's a slightly different interface on top of a normal auto tranny. > Looks like this: > > P > R > N + > D-o > - > > ...put the car in D, then throw the lever over to the right and you're > in Shiftronic mode. Push the lever up to the + to shift up one gear, > push the lever down to the - to shift down one gear. Fun, but not > really necessary in normal circumstances because the V6 Tiburon has > enough power to accelerate and pass most of the cars on the road. > > > I live in high-traffic areas though, so would you recommend the > > automatic tranny over the 6-speed manual? > > You live in more than one high-traffic area? That must be a pain; most > of the time, people have their summer homes/cabins as far out in the > boonies as they can get. Well, this might be difficult in the NYC area, > but whatever. > > Transmission choice is a personal thing; take whatever you think will > work best for you. If you're living in NYC, take the auto tranny, > it'll cause you less pain and suffering in the traffic jams. > > -- > Matt G|There is no Darkness in eternity/But only Light too dim for us to see > You have me mixed up with more creative ways of being stupid. --MegaHAL > Hire me! http://crow202.dyndns.org/~mhgraham/resume/ |
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