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Right. So a fully loaded w/Nav will be about 30k MSRP, street probably around $28k a few weeks after intro.
Thanks.
This is to the article on autoblog. The pictures are linked within the article.
Well, MSRP for an '11 base Limited now is $26,015. So you think that adding the Turbo, 18" wheels/tires, panaramic sunroof and dual exhaust is going to add less than $1500? Just adding the V6 in the 2010 added $2000 to the Limited price.
I guess anything is possible and that would be nice but I think you're dreaming. A fully loaded '11 Limited w/nav, white pearl paint, wheel locks, floor mats, IPod, etc. MSRP is $28500. So I don't think my estimation for a fully loaded 2.0T for about 30k was wrong.
But I do agree that it will still be a real value compared to the others like you mentioned. An Accord EX-L Nav V6 auto is around $31,800 so the Sonata would come in well under that especially considering street prices.
http://hyundainews.com/Corporate_News/Sales_Releases/2010-04-01_2010_March_Sales- .asp
Updated: I just checked and the company does not sell insurance in California
***In March Sonata outsold all (Altima, Fusion, Malibu) except for Camry and Accord
Retail-only sales data indicates that March marks Sonata’s emergence as America’s third best-selling mid-size sedan, trailing only Camry and Accord, and outselling vehicles like the Altima, Fusion, and Malibu in showrooms across the country.
***Impressive sales # YOY
On a year-over-year basis, Sonata was up 52.6 percent, Tucson was up 129.1 percent, Santa Fe was up 62.8 percent, and Genesis was up 31.9 percent, marking the 9th consecutive month of year-over-year sales gain for Genesis.
http://www.getauto.com/vehicledetail/adid-20267426/2011/hyundai/sonata-limited/m- yrtle-beach/sc
How about Progressive? I just found this on their web page. It looks like they have their own term for GAP insurance.
http://auto.progressive.com/progressive-car-insurance/loan-lease-payoff-coverage- - .aspx
I am not sure if they cover your area though. [non-permissible content removed] luck
Edmunds says it's only a meager 198 HP. Who's lying here.
Powered by an all-new 2.0-liter turbo four, the Sonata 2.0T will take top honors in its class in both highway fuel economy and power—including V-6 competitors—according to Hyundai’s estimates. The Korean company is saying the engine should return 34 mpg on the highway (and 22 mpg in the city) while generating an eye-raising 274 hp at 6000 rpm. Torque stands at an equally impressive 269 lb-ft, delivered between 1800 and 4500 rpm. Hyundai says you can even shop in the regular-unleaded section of your local gas station—no premium required, as is the case with most other turbocharged engines.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5WtpqMbff4&feature=fvw
Looks like the wood trim is black, similar to the stuff used on the Mazda6?
After giving out my info, I got the quote that double to what I am paying to my current insurance
I will call Hyndai Financial group to see if I can purchase GAP from them. Has anyone tried it?
Thanks.
As mentioned, I *google* all over the web and saw a lot of ads for GAP insurance. However, all the links point to websites that only quote the whole package (i.e. comprehensive) so I cannot buy the GAP separately.
I found one call Driver Select GAP Insurance
http://www.gap-insurance.com/gap25.htm
but not sure if the company is legit. Anyone knows about this? Again, thank you all for your kind help.
2011 Limited without nav for $23,000 ( including $199 doc fee and $400 college grad rebate) + TTL.
What worked for me was I contacted a dealer on the AMEX program, then had another dealer better that by $500, and then finally had my local dealer match that.
So excited!! It looks great.
The pix saw today from a dealer in Pensacola show a black wood grain.
I am considering ordering an aftermarket kit.
link title
I'd like to hear from anyone who has done aftermarket wood in a 2011 Sonata.
I had a similar kit in my 2003 Infiniti, and I liked it. If I get the new kit, I want to custom order less pieces than they show in the photo here.
but well, it's your car..
For me I'm trying to think what will look better in 5 years or longer down the road...