2017 Sonata Prices Paid

just_focus

It is kind of late for this topic but I just bought a new 2017 Sonata Limited with the tech package and got the following discounts.
1. 6000.00 Hyundai rebate
2. 750.00 Hyundai Finance rebate
3. $500.00 Boost up Matching rebate
4. $2600.00 Dealer discount
If you add it up I received $9850.00 off sticker. We test drove the Camry,Accord,Mazda 6 and nothing was competing with the $10k off Hyundai is offering. We had a 2012 Sonata Limited and never had one issue with it. The funny thing is we paid $5000.00 more for the 2012 and the new Sonata has more options. I hope we have as good of luck with the new Sonata. The only rebate that was a pain was the Boost up. The account has to be open for 30 days before any withdraw.

kyfdx

just_focus said:

It is kind of late for this topic but I just bought a new 2017 Sonata Limited with the tech package and got the following discounts.
1. 6000.00 Hyundai rebate
2. 750.00 Hyundai Finance rebate
3. $500.00 Boost up Matching rebate
4. $2600.00 Dealer discount
If you add it up I received $9850.00 off sticker. We test drove the Camry,Accord,Mazda 6 and nothing was competing with the $10k off Hyundai is offering. We had a 2012 Sonata Limited and never had one issue with it. The funny thing is we paid $5000.00 more for the 2012 and the new Sonata has more options. I hope we have as good of luck with the new Sonata. The only rebate that was a pain was the Boost up. The account has to be open for 30 days before any withdraw.

Congrats on the new Sonata!

tonyg2016

interesting thread with almost 1000 posts about 10k off msrp:

https://slickdeals.net/f/10116716-hyundai-sonata-limited-or-2-0t-at-least-6-750-cash-back-10-000-off-ymmv?page=67

some funny stuff there

just_focus

Someone sent me a comment about how bad the 2012 Sonata was and that it had a ton of recalls on it. Here is my response.
I if you look at carcomplaints.com it will summarize the difference between the 2011 and 2012. My 2012 had 4 recalls (2 on the engine) but I will tell you I kept that car for 85,000 miles and did the following. change oil every 5k, 1 set of tires, 1 set of front brakes, 1 battery, 2 driving light bulbs and 1 radiator flush. That is it. nothing broke and it never let me down. I got $8,000.00 on trade. That's not good but its not horrible. The new Sonata is super nice. Hopefully no recalls on engine so we can take it up to 200,000