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Were did you buy this car?what dealer?I received a quote for the Sonata SE with Nav/Sunroof for around 23,500 before Taxes and Tags in LI NY.Is siver nice in person I'm stuck on colors,I loke Indigo Blue,Silver and White Peal?
I have the Pearl White and obviously think that's the best color. But the Silver looks surprisingly good IMO. I've seen it a few times at the dealer and really like it. But the Indigo Blue I didn't like. No doubt some people think it's nice, but not my style.
here is the chart of Sonata vs. Accord vs. Legacy
Sonata was a clear winner.
I got my car at Healey Brothers Hyundai in Beacon New York. The silver is absolutely gorgeous , the brochure does not do the silver justice.!!
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and there are only four exterior colors that you can get with black interior. Radiant Silver,Pearl White,Harbor Gray Metallic, and Phantom Black Metallic.Gray was ok and black to hard to keep clean
I'm getting killed with bad dealers but this dealer seemed honest with a good price,it's Atlantic Hyunadi,I think the salesman name is Rich P not sure of his last name.There ion west islip.Can you reply to me and tell me how the Indigo??Blue looks?is it nice?I just looked at the Pearl White and it's beautiful on line but it cost $200 more.I also like the Harbor Gray,and Silver. Let me know!
Stick with black, white, silver or pacific blue as the best colors. You can also go with red if you are so inclined.
I am about to purchase Sonata Limited with Ipod connection, Wheel lock, carpeted floor mat, and homelink options at a sales price of $24,235 + tax and rmv fees.
What do you experts think of this price?
Thanks in advance.
Indigo Blue is HOTTT.Very Sporty.Silver is almost a whitish, light gray silver, but is a distant second choice.
If anyone knows of a Hyundai Dealer in the New York City or Long Island area who might be willing to sell me a Sonata SE Indigo Blue for $22.5 (or $24.5 w/sunroof and nav) please let me know. Thanks in advance.
PS- Was the $23,500 only with financing, or do you think I could get that price with cash and a trade-in??? Even Overstock.com and AE have "lowest" prices of $24000+ ,and TRUE "Great" price of $25000+. I hope Atlantic Hyundai can give me the $23,500.
Like the gray very much.
I have to agree. Don't know about "low rent", but it's one of those colors that most cars don't wear very well. If you like it, don't buy it, because you'll probably regret it. If you love it, go ahead and buy it, you probably won't regret it.
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Strut bars, or stabilizer bars are they are more accurately called, more evenly distribute the tension between the left and right struts of a car. They're also called anti-sway or anti-roll bars. Think about the forces you feel on your body when you turn your car: You feel a push or throw to the outside of the turn and tend to compensate by leaning into the turn to remain upright. Strut bars work in similar fashion by stabilizing or sharing that roll tension between the left and right strut.
And then when you put on stickers you get better gas mileage and more hp.
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Also Huntington gives you a free oil change every other time and you can make appointments. Huntington has the best service of the two.
I'm thinking of mentioning this to the dealer when I bring in my car for its first oil change. Has anyone raised this issue with the dealer yet?
Were's Huntington Hyundai??I was hit by a car last year and drive that far with a old car.Do you have there number yiu can give me?and can they beat the $23,500 SE with Nav/Sunroof before taxes etc?what color Sonata did you buy.Atlantic seems nice,my sales person I was talking to was Richard Palmari.
Thanks for the info. Will give it a try in the next couple of weeks. The Indigo Blue looks NOTHING like it does online.It's a deep purplish blue. Some hate it, I love it and by far, it's my first and only choice. I will wait if I have to, maybe even til the turbo comes out.
Yes, I have. It's a really interesting color because it seems to change when you look at it under different lighting conditions. Sometimes it looks blue/green, sometimes almost black.
I don't think they will beat or even meet that price as it is close to $2500 below MSRP
( http://www.hyundaiusa.com/build-your-hyundai/?vehicle=sonata&year=2011) but it won't hurt to ask. If you call ask for Bob Awn in sales.
Coincidently I was at Atlantic 2 weeks ago and saw the red SE with moonroof and Nav pkg in the showroom and they wanted $2500+ for it as a cash deal. I paid close to your price without Nav/Roof pkg at Huntington but I had a trade of a 2006 Sonata.
Has anyone (or the car magazines) measured skid pad G's before and after installing strut bars?
Seems to me they wouldn't help a modern car with a super stiff body design very much.
Seriously though its a great color, probably as not as "classy" as others..Gives it more of an aggressive look IMO.
The SE already handles very well but it wouldn't hurt to have a semi-flexible steel bar to absorb even more of what little body lean is left. I will give the seat-of-my-pants review when it comes in the mail, unfortunately I don't have any measuring equipment other than the speeds I can hit the turns on my local mountains. I doubt any autorags will do a comparison of an aftermarket improvement.
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I already own a Sonata, and it still has 5 years of warranty remaining. I'm in no hurry to buy a new one, that's why I avoided the test drive.
Am I to understand you paid around $23,500 before TTL (minus your trade-in)for your red SE without Nav/roof pkg.at Huntington? That's near MSRP,and that's what I've encountered so far, at least in the Queens and Long Island area. Might have to visit Huntington Hyundai.PS:Did you mean "$25000+" for red SE w/Nav/sunroof at Atlantic?
I want to gather some real world datas. From many forums to comparos, I get all kinds of numbers. from 22mpg up to 40mpg. well, can you guys post some real world mpg numbers? i want to gather at least 30-40 examples.
help me out guys!
2011 Hyundai Sonata Limited
Pearl White with wine interior
Carpeted floor mats
Wheel Locks
I-pod cable
Mud Guards (waiting)
Home Link
Moon/Sunroof
Oil changes first year
Nitrofil (supposedly keeps tires from losing air for one year)
$22,900 plus TTL $300 for Lojack, Total: $25,727.00 (No trade-in, keeping the Toyota)
Orange Park Hyundai, Florida
On another note, something that has always bothered me was opening the driver's window just a bit and getting a lot of wind noise. This Sonata is the quietest I have ever had. I was really paying attention last night when I had it opened about 3 inches, and almost no noise! Amazing. It just gets better and better as I learn the car.